QUOTES Flashcards

(56 cards)

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1,1 (Iago) I know

A

my price

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1,1 (Iago) I follow him

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to serve my turn upon him

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1,1 (Iago) I am not

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what I am

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1,1 (Iago) an old black ram

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is tupping your white ewe

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1,1 (Iago) the devil will

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make a grand wire out of you

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1,1 (Iago) the moor and your daughter are making

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the beast with two backs

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1,1 (Roderigo) tying her duty, beauty, wit, and fortune

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in an extravagant and wheeling stranger

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1,2 (Othello) Tis better

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as it is

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1,2 (Othello) My services which I have done the signiory

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shall out-tongue his complaints

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1,2 (Othello) for know, Iago, but that I love

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the gentle desdemona

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1,2 (Othello) my parts, my title,

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my perfect soul

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1,2 (Cassio) you have been

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hotly call’d for

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1,2 (Othello) keep up your bright swords

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for the dew will rust them

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1,3 (Brabantio) she is abus’d, stol’n

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from me, and corrupted

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1,3 (Othello) Rude am i

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in my speech, and little bless’d with the soft phrase of peace

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1,3 (Othello) I do beseech you

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send for the lady

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1,3 (Othello) She lov’d me for the dangers I had pass’s

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And i lov’d her that she did pity them

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1,3 (Desdemona) If i be left behind

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a moth of peace

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1,3 (Othello) my ancient: a man he is of

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honesty and trust

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1,3 (Brabantio) she has deciev’d her father

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and may thee

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1,3 (Iago) put money

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in my purse

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22
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1,3 (Iago) i hate

A

the moor

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1,3 (Iago) and will be tenderly be led

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by the nose as asses are

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2,1 (Cassio) a maid that

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paragons description

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1,3 how does Cassio describe Desdemona?
Divine Desdemona, our captain’s captain
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2,1 (Iago) With as little a web as this will I
ensnare as great a fly as Cassio
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2,1 (Iago) the wine she drinks
is made of grapes
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2,3 (Cassio) reputation, reputation, reputation…
i have lost the immortal part of myself, and what remains is bestial
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2,3 (Cassio) i’ll do’t
but it dislikes me
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2,3 (Iago) i’ll pour this
pestilence into his ear, that she repels him for her body’s lust
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2,3 (Iago) And out of her own goodness make the net
that shall enmesh them all
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3,3 (Iago) Ha!
i like not that
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3,3 (Othello) i do love thee not,
chaos is come again
35
3,3 (Iago) the cuckold
lives in bliss
36
3,3 (Othello) fear not
my government
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3,3 (Othello) we can call these delicat creatures ours
and not their appetites!
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3,3 (Othello) farewell the tranquil mind
farewell content
39
3,3 (Othello) give me
the ocular proof
40
3,3 (Othello) i’ll tear her
all to pieces
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3,4 (Emilia) they are app but stomachs
and we are all but food
42
4,1 (Othello) how shall i
murder him, Iago?
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4,1 (Othello) i will chop her into messes
Cuckold me!
44
4,2 (Othello) I took you for that
cunning whore of Venice
45
4,2 (Desdemona) am i the motive
of these tears, my lord?
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4,2 (Desdemona) lay on my bed
my wedding sheets
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4,2 (Emilia) would it not
make one weep?
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4,3 (Emilia) who would not make her husband
a cuckold to make him a monarch
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5,2 (Othello) put out the light
and then put out the light
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5,2 (Othello) that dost almost persuade
justice to break her sword
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5,2 (Othello) Have you pray’d
tonight, Desdemona
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5,2 (Othello) thou art on
they death bed
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5,2 (Othello) what wife?
i have no wife
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5,2 (Emilia) All, all cry shame against me
yet i’ll speak
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5,2 (Othello) like the base Indian
threw a pearl away
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5,2 (Othello) a turban’d turk
beat a venetian