:22:00
Go, provide thy money.
:22:02
We will have more of this tomorrow.
Adieu.
:22:05
Where shall we meet in the morning?
:22:08
-At my lodging.
-All right.
:22:11
-l'll be with thee betimes.
-Go to, farewell.
:22:13
Does thou hear?
:22:15
What say thou?
:22:16
No more of drowning, do you hear?
:22:18
l am changed.
:22:23
Go to, farewell.
Put money enough in your purse!
:22:26
l'll sell all my land.
:22:31
Thus do l ever make my fool my purse.
:22:34
For l mine own gained knowledge
should profane...
:22:37
...if l would time
expend with such a snipe...
:22:40
...but for my sport and profit.
:22:48
l hate the Moor...
:22:54
...and it is thought abroad that
'twixt my sheets...
:22:57
...he's done my office.
:23:03
l know not if it be true...
:23:04
...but l, for mere suspicion
in that kind...
:23:09
...will do as if for surety.
:23:17
He holds me well...
:23:20
...the better shall my purpose
work on him.
:23:27
Cassio's a proper man.
:23:30
Let me see now--
To get his place...
:23:34
...and to plume up my will
in double knavery....
:23:40
How?
:23:44
How?
:23:55
l have it.
:23:57
lt is engendered.