Twelfth Night -- Quotes

Question 1

(Orsino) If music be the food of love…

Answer 1

play on, give me excess of it…the appetite may sicken and so die

Question 2

(Orsino) O, when mine eyes…

Answer 2

did see olivia first, methought she purged the air of pestilence

Question 3

(Valentine) and water once a day her chamber round..

Answer 3

with eye offending brine

Question 4

(Viola) Conceal…

Answer 4

me what I am, and be my aid

Question 5

(Captain) your mute i’ll be..

Answer 5

when my tongue blabs, then let mine eyes not see

Question 6

(Maria) That quaffing…

Answer 6

and drinking will undo you

Question 7

(Sir Andrew) Good Mistress…

Answer 7

Accost (sexual innuendos he doesn’t understand)

Question 8

(sir Andrew) What is…

Answer 8

pourquoi?

Question 9

(Sir Toby) I hope to see…

Answer 9

a huswife take thee between her legs and spin it off

Question 10

(Orsino) Diana’s lip…

Answer 10

Is not more smooth and rubious

Question 11

(Orsino) Thy small pipe

Answer 11

is as the maiden’s organ.. all is semblative of a woman’s part

Question 12

(Viola) I’ll do my best to woo your lady…

Answer 12

(aside) yet, a barful strife! Whoe’er I woo, myself would be his wife

Question 13

(Feste) Many a good…

Answer 13

hanging prevents a bad marriage

Question 14

(Olivia) O you are..

Answer 14

Sick of self love malvolio

Question 15

(Viola) You are the cruellest…

Answer 15

she alive if you will lead these graces to the grave and leave the world no copy

Question 16

(Olivia) What is your…

Answer 16

parentage?

Question 17

(Viola) Above my fortunes, yet my state is well…

Answer 17

I am a gentleman

Question 18

(Olivia) How now? even so…

Answer 18

quickly may one catch the plague

Question 19

(Sebastian) Mine stars…

Answer 19

shine darkly over me

Question 20

(Antonio) If you will not murder…

Answer 20

me for my love, let me be your servant

Question 21

(Antonio about sebastian) I do…

Answer 21

adore thee so

Question 22

(Viola) I am..

Answer 22

The man!

Question 23

(Viola) Poor lady…

Answer 23

she were better love a dream

Question 24

(Viola) Disguise…

Answer 24

I see thou art a wickedness

Question 25

(Maria)The devil...

Answer 25

a puritan that he is

Question 26

(Maria) He thinks...

Answer 26

that all that look on him love him

Question 27

(Viola replying to orsino about who she loves)

Answer 27

"of your complexion" | "about your years, my lord"

Question 28

(Feste) now the melancholy...

Answer 28

god protect the... thy mind is very opal

Question 29

(Viola) My father had...

Answer 29

a daughter loved a man -- as it might be perhaps were i a woman, i should your lordship

Question 30

(Viola) But let concealment...

Answer 30

like a worm i'the bud, feed on her damask cheek

Question 31

(Viola) I am all the...

Answer 31

daughters of my fathers house, and all the brothers too

Question 32

(Maria) My..

Answer 32

Revenge (malvolio plot)

Question 33

(Malvolio) Foolish..

Answer 33

knight (sir andrew)

Question 34

(Viola) This fellow is...

Answer 34

wise enough to play the fool

Question 35

(Viola) Your servant's...

Answer 35

servant is your servant madam

Question 36

(Viola) Then you think right...

Answer 36

I am not what I am

Question 37

Maria on malvolio's cross garters.. Most...

Answer 37

villainously

Question 38

(Malvolio/ Maria)Be not afraid

Answer 38

of greatness, some are born great, others achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust upon them

Question 39

(Olivia) Why this is..

Answer 39

very midsummer madness

Question 40

(Malvolio) Nothing that can be...

Answer 40

can come between me and the full prospect of my hopes

Question 41

(Fabian) if this were played...

Answer 41

upon a stage now, i could condemn this as an improbable fiction

Question 42

(Viola) Pray god defend me...

Answer 42

a little thing would make me tell them how much I lack of a man

Question 43

(Feste) Nothing that is..

Answer 43

so is so

Question 44

(Malvolio) They have laid...

Answer 44

me here in hideous darkness

Question 45

(Feste) Sayst thou...

Answer 45

the house is dark? (As hell sir Topas)

Question 46

Feste: Windows as...

Answer 46

transparent as barricadoes

Question 47

Malvolio: I say this house...

Answer 47

is as dark as ignorance

Question 48

(Antonio) an apple cleft in two...

Answer 48

is not more twin

Question 49

Orsino: boy thou has

Answer 49

said to me a thousand times thou never shouldst love a woman like to me

Question 50

Orsino: Let me see...

Answer 50

thee in thy woman's weeds

Question 51

Malvolio: I'll be...

Answer 51

revenged on the whole pack of you