Act 2 Flashcards

1
Q

letting go safely by

A

the divine Desdemona

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2
Q

our great

A

captain’s captain

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3
Q

she puts her tongue a little in her heart

A

and chides without thinking

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4
Q

bells in your parlours

A

wildcats in your kitchens

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5
Q

you shall not

A

write my praise

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6
Q

if she be fair and wise, fairness and wit

A

the one’s for use, the other useth it

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7
Q

with as little a web as this

A

I will ensnare a fly as great as Cassio

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8
Q

yet again

A

your fingers to your lips!

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9
Q

may the winds blow

A

‘til they have waken’d death

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10
Q

but I’ll set down the pegs that make this music

A

as honest as I am

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11
Q

her delicate tenderness will find itself abused

A

begin to heave the gorge, disrelish and abhor the Moor

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12
Q

that Cassio loves her

A

I do well believe it

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13
Q

knavery’s plain face

A

is never seen till used

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14
Q

Iago is

A

most honest

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15
Q

he hath not yet made the night with her

A

and she is sport with Jove

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16
Q

indeed she’s a most

A

fresh and delicate character

17
Q

I have very poor and unhappy

A

brains for drinking

18
Q

I am drunk: this is my ancient

A

this is my right hand, and this is my left

19
Q

for Christian shame

A

put by this barbarous brawl

20
Q

to manage private and

A

domestic quarrel in night

21
Q

thy honesty and love

A

doth mince this matter

22
Q

reputation, reputation, reputation!

A

I have lost my reputation!

23
Q

I have lost the immortal part of myself

A

and what remains is bestial

24
Q

she is so free, so kind

A

so apt, so blessed a disposition

25
Q

even as her appetite shall play the god

A

with his weak function

26
Q

when devils will the blackest sins put on

A

they do suggest at first with heavenly shows as I do now

27
Q

I’ll pour this pestilence into his ear

A

that she repeals him for her body’s lust

28
Q

dull not device

A

by coldness and delay