Main quotes Flashcards

(35 cards)

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“I do love you…”

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“more than words can wield the matter.”

Goneril

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“nothing will come…”

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“of nothing. Speak again.”

Lear

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3
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“come not between the…”

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“dragon and his wrath.”

Lear

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4
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“when majesty falls…”

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“to folly.”

Kent

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5
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“freedom lives…”

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“hence and banishment is here.”

Kent

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6
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“I cannot heave…”

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“my heart into my mouth.”

Cordelia

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7
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“he hath ever but…”

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“slenderly known himself.”

Regan

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8
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“my mind as generous…”

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“and my shape as true.”

Edmund

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9
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“we make guilty of our disasters…”

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“the sun, the moon and the stars as if we were villains by necessity.”

Edmund

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10
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“Now, gods, stand up for bastards! I only…”

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“worship what’s natural, not what’s manmade.”

Edmund

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“it is hard but I hope his…”

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“heart is not in the contents.”

Edmund

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12
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“on whose foolish…”

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“honesty, my practices ride easy.”

Edmund

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13
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“how far your eyes…”

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“may pierce I cannot tell.”

Albany

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14
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“leave thy drink…”

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“and thy whore.”

Fool

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15
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“and from her derogate…”

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“body never spring another babe to honour her.”

Lear

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16
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“how sharper than a serpent’s…”

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“tooth it is to have a thankless child.”

Lear

17
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‘keep me in…”

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“temper, I would not be mad.”

Lear

18
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“you see me here, you gods…”

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“a poor old man, as full of grief as age, wretched in both.”

Lear

19
Q

“a disease that’s in my…”

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“flesh which I must needs call mine.”

Lear

20
Q

“-I will do such things - what they are…”

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“yet I know not, but they shall be the terrors of the earth.”

Lear

21
Q

“o fool,…”

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“I shall go mad.”

Lear

22
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“a poor, infirm, weak…”

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“and despised old man.”

Lear

23
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“I am a man more…”

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“sinned against than sinning.”

Lear

24
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“the younger rises…”

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“when the old doth fall.”

Edmund

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"the tempest in my mind..."
"doth from my senses take all feeling else." Lear
26
"I am a very..."
"foolish, fond, old man." Lear
27
"I fear I am not in my..."
"perfect mind." Lear
28
"as flies to wanton boys..."
"we are to th'Gods, they kill us for their sport." Gloucester
29
"pray you undo..."
"this button, thank you Sir." Lear
30
"blow winds..."
"and crack your cheeks." Lear
31
"I am a King,..."
"my masters, know you that?" Lear
32
"nor are those empty-..."
"hearted, whose low sounds reverb no hollowness." Kent
33
"who is it that..."
"can tell me who I am?" Lear
34
"see better..."
"Lear." Kent
35
"My life I never..."
"held but as pawn." Kent