:38:00
...how comes it you are thus forgot?
:38:05
l pray you, pardon me, sir!
:38:08
l cannot speak.
:38:12
Worthy Montano...
:38:16
...what is the matter that
you unlace your reputation thus...
:38:20
...and spend your rich opinion for
the name of a night-brawler?
:38:23
-Give me answer to it.
-Worthy Othello, l am hurt to danger.
:38:28
Your officer, lago, can inform you,
while l spare speech...
:38:31
...of all that l do know.
:38:43
Now, by heaven, my blood begins
my safer guides to rule.
:38:47
On thy love l charge thee, lago.
Who began it?
:38:51
lf partially affined or
leagued in office...
:38:54
...thou dost deliver more
or less than truth...
:38:57
...thou art no soldier.
:38:59
Touch me not so near!
l had rather cut this tongue...
:39:03
...than it should do offense
to Michael Cassio.
:39:08
Yet to speak the truth
shall nothing wrong him.
:39:10
This it is, general:
:39:12
Montano and myself being in speech,
comes a fellow crying for help...
:39:16
...and Cassio following him with
determined sword to execute upon him.
:39:20
Sir, this gentleman steps in
to Cassio....
:39:33
--but more of this matter
can l not report.
:39:41
But men are men.
The best sometime forget.
:39:45
Though Cassio did
some little wrong to him...
:39:47
...as men in rage strike those
that wish them best...
:39:50
...yet surely Cassio--
:39:51
l know, lago, thy honesty and love
doth mince this matter...
:39:56
...making it light to Cassio.