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If any wretch have put this in your head , Let Heaven requite it with the serpent's
curse ! For , if she be not honest , chaste , and true , There's no man happy ; the
purest of their wives Is foul as slander . Oth . Bid her come hither ' : -go .
If any wretch have put this in your head , Let Heaven requite it with the serpent's
curse ! For , if she be not honest , chaste , and true , There's no man happy ; the
purest of their wives Is foul as slander . Oth . Bid her come hither ' : -go .
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Heaven stops the nose at it , and the moon winks ; The lawless wind , that kisses
all it meets , Is hush'd within the hollow mine of earth , And will not hear it . —
What committed !Impudent wanton ! Des . By Heaven , you do me wrong . Oth .
Are ...
Heaven stops the nose at it , and the moon winks ; The lawless wind , that kisses
all it meets , Is hush'd within the hollow mine of earth , And will not hear it . —
What committed !Impudent wanton ! Des . By Heaven , you do me wrong . Oth .
Are ...
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I will not charm my tongue ; I am bound to speak : My mistress here lies murder'd
in her bed , All . Oh , heavens forfend ! Emil . And your ... air : Let Heaven and
men and devils , let them all , All , all , cry shame against me , yet I ' ll speak . Iago
.
I will not charm my tongue ; I am bound to speak : My mistress here lies murder'd
in her bed , All . Oh , heavens forfend ! Emil . And your ... air : Let Heaven and
men and devils , let them all , All , all , cry shame against me , yet I ' ll speak . Iago
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