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Hamlet: Act 3 > Unit 40: I Loved You, I Love You Not > Flashcards

Unit 40: I Loved You, I Love You Not Flashcards

1
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OPHELIA: Good my lord,
How does your honour for this many a day?

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I humbly thankyou, well.

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OPHELIA: My lord, I have remembrances of yours
I pray you now receive them.

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No, not I.

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No, not I.

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I never gave you aught.

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OPHELIA:…Rich gifts wax poor when givers prove unkind.

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Ha! Ha! Are you honest?

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OPHELIA: My lord?

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Are you fair?

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OPHELIA: What means your lordship?

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That if you be honest

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That if you be honest

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and fair you should admit

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and fair you should admit

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no discourse to your beauty.

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OPHELIA: Could beauty, my lord, have better commerce than with Honesty?

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Ay, truly.

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Ay, truly.

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For the power of beauty

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For the power of Beauty

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Will sooner transform Honesty

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will sooner transform Honesty

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from what it is to a bawd

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from what it is to a bawd

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than the force of honesty

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can translate Beauty into his likeness.

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This was sometime a paradox,

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This was sometime a paradox,

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but now the time gives it proof.

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but now the time gives it proof.

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I did love you once.

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OPHELIA: Indeed, my lord, you made me believe so.

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You should not have believe me.

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You should not have believed me.

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I loved you not.

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OPHELIA: I was the more deceived.

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Get thee to a nunnery!

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Get thee to a nunnery!

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Why wouldst thou

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Why wouldst thou

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be a breeder of sinners?

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be a breeder of sinners?

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I am myself indifferent

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I am myself indifferent

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honest

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honest

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but yet I could accuse me of

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but yet I could accuse me

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of such things

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of such things

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that it were better my mother had not borne me.

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that it were better my mother had not borne me.

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I am very proud,

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I am very proud,

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revengeful,

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revengeful,

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ambitious.

30
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ambitious,

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with more offences at my beck

31
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with more offences at my beck

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than I have thoughts to put them in.

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than I have thoughts to put them in,

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imagination to give them shape,

33
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imagination to give them shape,

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or time to act them in.

34
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or time to act them in.

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What should such fellows as I do

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What should such fellows as I do

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crawling between earth and heaven?

36
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crawling between earth and heaven?

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We are arrant knaves-

37
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We are arrant knaves-

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believe none of us.

38
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believe none of us.

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Go thy ways to a nunnery!

39
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Go thy ways to a nunnery.

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Where’s your father?

40
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OPHELIA: At home, my lord.

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Let the doors

41
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Let the doors

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be shut upon him

42
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be shut upon him

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that he may play the fool nowhere

43
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that he may play the fool

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nowhere but in’s own house.

44
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nowhere but in’s own house.

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Farewell.

45
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OPHELIA: O help him, you sweet heavens.

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I have heard of your paintings well enough.

46
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I have heard of your paintings well enough.

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God hath given you face

47
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God hath given you face

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and you make yourselves another.

48
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and you make yourselves another.

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You jig

49
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You jig

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and amble

50
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and amble

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and you lisp.

51
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and you lisp,

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you nickname God’s creatures

52
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you nickname God’s creatures

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and make your wantonness ignorance.

53
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and make your wantonness ignorance.

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Go to,

54
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Go to,

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I’ll no more on’t.

55
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I’ll no more on’t.

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It hath made me mad.

56
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It hath made me mad.

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I say we will have no more marriage.

57
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I say we will have no more marriage.

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To a nunnery, go.!

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