Act 1 Flashcards

1
Q

stand and

A

unfold yourself (francisco)

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2
Q

long live

A

the king (barnardo)

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3
Q

tis bitter cold

A

and i am sick at heart (francisco)

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4
Q

speak, speak

A

i charge thee, speak (horatio)

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5
Q

that fair

A

and warlike form (horatio)

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6
Q

well ratified

A

by law and heraldry (horatio)

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7
Q

a little more than kin,

A

and less than kind (hamlet)

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8
Q

not so my lord,

A

i am too much in the sun (hamlet)

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9
Q

that this too

A

solid flesh would melt (hamlet)

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10
Q

tis an unweeded

A

garden (hamlet)

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11
Q

hyperion

A

to a satyr (hamlet)

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12
Q

frailty

A

thy name is woman (hamlet)

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13
Q

like niobe

A

(hamlet) (it’s a short quote i’m not sure how else to do this one)

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14
Q

incestuous

A

sheets (hamlet)

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15
Q

the funeral baked meats

A

did coldly furnish forth the marriage tables (hamlet)

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16
Q

his will is not his own,

A

for he himself is subject to his birth (laertes)

17
Q

chaste

A

treasure (laertes)

18
Q

best safety

A

lies in fear (laertes)

19
Q

to thine own self

A

be true (polonius)

20
Q

tis in my memory locked,

A

and you yourself shall keep the key of it (ophelia)

21
Q

you do not understand

A

yourself (polonius)

22
Q

i do not set my life

A

at a pin’s fee (hamlet)

23
Q

something is rotten

A

in the state of Denmark (marcellus)

24
Q

confined to fast in fires

A

till the foul crimes done in my days of nature are burnt and purged away (ghost)

25
Q

revenge his foul

A

and most unnatural murder (ghost)

26
Q

the will of my most seeming

A

virtuous queen (ghost)

27
Q

taint not

A

thy mind (ghost)

28
Q

put an antic

A

disposition on (hamlet)

29
Q

these hands

A

are not more like (horatio)