key quotations - othello Flashcards

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1
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a counter…

A

caster

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almost damn’d..

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in a fair wife

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never set a..

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squadron in a field

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bookish…

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theoric

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5
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i follow him..

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to serve my turn upon him

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in following him..

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i follow but myself

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i will wear my…

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heart upon my sleeve

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i am not..

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what i am

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9
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the thick…

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-lips

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10
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zounds, sir..

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you’re robb’d

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your daughter and/ the Moor…

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are now making the beast with two backs

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an old black ram/…

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is tupping your white ewe

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my parts, my title and my perfect soul..

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shall manifest me rightly

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14
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a maid so …

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tender, fair, happy

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she is abus’d, …

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stol’n from me

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16
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most potent…

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grave and reverend signiors

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17
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thou hast…

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enchanted her

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18
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adieu, brave Moor;…

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use desdemona well

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19
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she has deceived…

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her father, and may thee

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20
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my life upon…

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her faith

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21
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honest…

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iago

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i hate the Moor,

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and it is thought abroad that ‘twixt my sheets
He’s done my office
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The Moor is of…

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a free and open nature…/ And will as tenderly be led by the nose/As asses are
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with as little a web as this…

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will i ensnare as great a fly as / Cassio

IAGO IN ACT 2 WHEN CASSIO KISSED DESDEMONAS HAND

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O, my fair
warrior! | ACT 2, OTH TO DES
26
O, my soul's
joy. | ACT 2, OTH TO DES
27
desdemona is...
directly in love with him | ACT 2, IAG TO ROD ABT CAS
28
her delicate...
tenderness will find itself / abused, begin to heave the gorge, disrelish and abhor / the Moor ACT 2, IAG TO ROD ABT DES
29
that cassio loves...
her, i do well believe't | ACT 2 IAG SOL 2
30
The Moor, howbeit that i endure him not, /
is of a constant, loving, noble nature | ACT 2, IAGO SOL 2
31
And nothing can or shall content...
my soul / till i am even'd with him, wife for wife
32
iago is most...
honest | ACT 2, OTH TO CAS
33
she is a most..
fresh and delicate creature | ACT 2, CAS TO IAG ABT DES
34
she is indeed..
perfection | ACT 2, CAS TO IAG ABT DES
35
i have very poor and...
unhappy brains for drinking | ACT 2, CAS TO IAG
36
am i to put cassio in some...
action / That may offend the isle | ACT 2, IAG ABT CAS
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i had rather have this tongue cut from...
my mouth / Than it should do offence to michael cassio | ACT 2, IAG TO OTH ABT CAS
38
thy honesty and love...
doth mince this matter / making it light to cassio | ACT 2, OTH TO IAG ABT CAS
39
cassio, i love thee...
but never more be officer of mine | ACT 2, OTH TO CAS
40
reputation, reputation, reputation!...
O! i have lost my reputation! i have lost the immortal part of myself and what remains is bestial ACT 2, CAS TO IAG
41
Ill pour this pestilence into his ear;...
that she repeals him for her body's lust;/ And by how much she strives to do him good / So i will turn her virture into pitch, / And out of her own goodness make the net / That shall enmesh them all ACT 2, IAGO SOL 3 ABT DES
42
i never knew a florentine..
more kind and honest | ACT 3, CAS ABT IAG
43
Ha!..
i like not that | ACT 3, IAG TO OTH AFTER SEEING CAS LEAVE DES
44
Cassio, my lord? No, sure i cannot...
think it / That he would steal away so guilty-like, / seeing you coming ACT 3, IAG TO OTH
45
Excellent wretch!..
Perdition catch my soul / But i do love thee; and when i love thee not / Chaos is come again ACT 3, OTH WHEN DES LEAVES
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o beware, my lord, of jealousy:
it is the green-eyed monster | ACT 3, IAG TO OTH
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for she had eyes...
and chose me | ACT 3, OTH TO IAG
48
she did deceive her father, ...
marrying you | ACT 3, IAG TO OTH ABT DES
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i do not think but desdemona's ...
honest | ACT 3, OTH TO IAG
50
i am bound to thee...
forever | ACT 3, OTH TO IAG
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O curse of marriage, / That we call...
these delicate creatures ours / And not their appetites | ACT 3, OTH ABT DES
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if she be false, O then heaven...
mocks itself; I'll not believe it | ACT 3, OTH ABT DES
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Trifles light as air...
Are to the jealous confirmations strong | ACT 3, IAG ABT DES HANDKERCHIEF
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Villain, be sure thou prove...
my love a whore; / Be sure of it. Give me the ocular proof | ACT 3, OTH TO IAG
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if thou dost slander...
her and torture me, never pray more | ACT 3, OTH TO IAG
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i think my wife be...
honest.. and think she is not | ACT 3, OTH TO IAG
57
is he not...
jealous? | ACT 3, EMI TO DES ABT OTH
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i think the sun where...
he was born / drew all such humours from him | ACT 3, DES TO EMI ABT OTH
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fetch me the...
handkerchief. my mind misgives | ACT 3, OTH TO DES ABT HANDKERCHIEF
60
how shall i murder...
him, iago? | ACT 4, OTH TO IAG FOLLOWING IAG AND CAS CONVO IN THE HEARING OF OTHELLO
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i will chop her into...
messes | ACT 4, OTH TO IAG ABT KILLING DES
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strangle her in her bed...
even the bed / she hath contaminated | ACT 4, IAG TO OTH ABT KILLING DES
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if any wretch have put this in your head...
let heaven requite it with the serpent's curse! | ACT 4, EMI TO OTH ABT DES
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impudent..
strumpet! | ACT 4, OTH TO DES
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the whiter skin of hers than snow...
and smooth as monumental alabaster - / yet she must die; else she'll betray more men ACT 5, OTH IN DES BEDCHAMBER
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a guiltless...
death i die | ACT 5, DES TO EMI
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but yet iago knows...
that she with cassio hath the act of shame / a thousand times committed ACT 5, OTH TO GRATIANO
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then you must speak...
of one that lov'd not wisely, but too well | ACT 5, OTH TO LODOVICO
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killling myself...
to die upon a kiss | ACT 5, OTH TO DEAD DES
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look on the tragic loading...
of this bed: this is thy work | ACT 5, LOD TO IAG