Othello by William Shakespeare Act lll Free Audio Plays from the Tale Teller Club Library

act three of othello this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org a fellow by william shakespeare act 3 act 3 scene 1 cyprus before the castle enter cassio and some musicians cassio masters play here i will content your pains something that's brief and bid good morrow general music enter clown clown why masters have your instruments been in naples that they speak in the nose thus first musician how sir how clown are these i pray you wind instruments first musician a mary are they sir clown o thereby hangs a tail first musician whereby hangs a tail sir clown mary sir by many a wind instrument that i know but masters here's money for you and the general so likes your music that he desires you for love's sake to make no more noise with it first musician well sir we will not clown if you have any music that may not be heard to it again but as they say to hear music the general does not greatly care first musician we have none such sir clown then put up your pipes in your bag for all away go vanish into air away excellent musicians cassio dost thou here mine honest friend clown no i hear not your honest friend i hear you cassio prithee keep up thy quilts there's a poor piece of gold for thee if the gentlewoman that attends a general's wife be stirring tell her there's one casio and treats her a little favor of speech will thou do this clown she is stirring sir if she will stir hither i shall seem to notify unto her cassio do good my friend exit clown enter iago and happy time iago iago you have not been a bed then cassio i know the day had broke before we parted i have made bold iago to send in to your wife my suit to her is that she will to virtuous as demona procure me some access iago i'll send her to you presently and i'll devise a mean to draw the more out of the way that your converse and business may be more free cassio i humbly thank you for it exit iago i never knew a florentine more kind and honest enter emilia emilia good morrow good lieutenant i am sorry for your displeasure but all will sure be well the general and his wife are talking of it and she speaks for you soughtly the more replies that he you heard is of great fame and cyprus and great affinity and that in wholesome wisdom he might not but refuse you but he protests he loves you and needs no other suitor but his liking to take the safest occasion by the front to bring you in again cassio yet i beseech you if you think fit or that it may be done give me advantage of some brief discourse with desdemona alone emilia pray you come in i will bestow you where you shall have time to speak your bosom freely cassio i am much bound to you excellent scene two cypress a room in the castle enter othello iago and gentlemen othello these letters give iago to the pilot and by him do my duties to the senate that then i will be walking on the works repair there to me iago well my good lord i'll do it othello this fortification gentlemen shall we see it gentlemen we'll wait upon your lordship exient scene three cypress the garden of the castle enter desdemona cassio and emilia desamona be thou assured good cassio i will do all my abilities and thy behalf emilia good madame do i warn agrees my husband as if the cause were his desdemona oh that's an honest fellow do not doubt cassio but i will have my lord and you again as friendly as you were cassio bountious madam whatever shall become of michael cassio he's never anything but your true servant desdemona i know it i thank you you do love my lord you have known him long and be you well assured he shall in strangeness stand no farther off than in a politic distance cassio a but lady that policy may either last so long or feed upon such nice and waterish diet or breed itself so out of circumstance that i being absent and my place...