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Otb . That's not fo good now . lago . What if I said , l'ad seen him do you wrong ? Or heard him say , ( as knaves be such abroad , Who having by their own importunate suit , Or voluntary dotage of some mistress , * Convinc'd or fuppled ...
Otb . That's not fo good now . lago . What if I said , l'ad seen him do you wrong ? Or heard him say , ( as knaves be such abroad , Who having by their own importunate suit , Or voluntary dotage of some mistress , * Convinc'd or fuppled ...
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Pr'ythee , come , will lago . Go to , say no more . [ Exit Caffio you ? S C E N E V. Manent Othello , and lago . Oth . How shall I murther him , Iago ? lago . Did you perceive , how he laugh'd at his vice ? Oib . Oh , lago ! - Tago .
Pr'ythee , come , will lago . Go to , say no more . [ Exit Caffio you ? S C E N E V. Manent Othello , and lago . Oth . How shall I murther him , Iago ? lago . Did you perceive , how he laugh'd at his vice ? Oib . Oh , lago ! - Tago .
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Very well , go to ; I cannot go to , man , nor ' tis not very well ; nay , I think , it is ( curvy , and begin to find my self fob'd in it . lago . Very well . Rod . I tell you , ' tis not very well . I will make my self known to ...
Very well , go to ; I cannot go to , man , nor ' tis not very well ; nay , I think , it is ( curvy , and begin to find my self fob'd in it . lago . Very well . Rod . I tell you , ' tis not very well . I will make my self known to ...
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| Title | The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 8 The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, William Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Editor | William Warburton |
| Publisher | AMS Press, 1968 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 10 Jun 2009 |
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