SEWARD.
Poo!
NORTH.
Seward, the remark is a fine one.
TALBOYS.
Far on in this Scene, Othello says to Iago—
"If more thou dost perceive, let me know more:
Set on thy wife to observe."
Iago has not said that he had perceived anything, but Othello, greatly disturbed, speaks as if Iago had said that he had perceived a good deal; and we might believe that they had been a long time at Cyprus. Othello then says—
"This honest creature, doubtless,
Sees and knows more, much more, than he unfolds."
In all this, sir, we surely have a feeling of longish time.