Leontes

Question 1

too hot, too hot

Answer 1

to mingle freindship far/ is mingling blood

Question 2

but to be paddling palms and pinching

Answer 2

fingers…and makinng practiced smiles

Question 3

thou want’st a rough pash and shoots

Answer 3

that i have. to be full like me

Question 4

they are here with me already

Answer 4

wispering, rounding “sicilia is so forth”

Question 5

have you seen it not camillo…you have,

Answer 5

or your eye glass is thicker than a cuckolds thorn

Question 6

is whicpering nothing? is leaning cheek to cheeck?is meating noses?…

Answer 6

is this nothing? why, then the world and all thats in it is nothing/ the covering sky is nothing, Bohemia is nothing/ my wife is nothing/ nor nothing have these nothings/if this be nothing

Question 7

camillo i hate thee..

Answer 7

a mindless slave

Question 8

for’tis polixenes has made thee

Answer 8

swell thus

Question 9

those who drink without noticing thier “knowledge

Answer 9

is not infected” but i have drunk, and seen the spider

Question 10

my child? away with’t…take

Answer 10

it hence and see instantly consumed in fire

Question 11

the bastard brains with these

Answer 11

proper hands shall i dash out

Question 12

thou carry this female

Answer 12

bastard hence…/to some remote and desert place

Question 13

without more mercy/

Answer 13

to its own protection and favour of the climate/ where chance may nurse it of end it

Question 14

this brat is none of mine,

Answer 14

it is the issue of polixenes. hence with it and together with the damn commit them to fire

Question 15

we enjoin thee,

Answer 15

as thou art leige-man to us, that thou carry this female bastard

Question 16

take it up straight…

Answer 16

and by good testimony, or ill seize thy life

Question 17

for the fail of any point

Answer 17

in’t shall not only be death to thy self but to the lewd-tongued wife

Question 18

This is all/do’t and thou

Answer 18

hast the one half of my heart, do’t not, thy split’st thine own

Question 19

away with her to prison/ her who shall

Answer 19

speak for her is afar off guilty/but tat he speaks

Question 20

and thou, fresh piece of excellent

Answer 20

which craft, who of force must know the royal fool thou copest with

Question 21

ill have thy beauty

Answer 21

scratchd with briers, and made more homely thy state

Question 22

the thou no more shalt see this

Answer 22

knack, as never i mean thou shalt, we’ll bar thee from succession

Question 23

i will devise a

Answer 23

death as cruel fro thee as thou art thender to’t

Question 24

a mankind

Answer 24

witch

Question 25

A callat/of boundless tongue

Answer 25

who late hath beat her husband/and now baits me

Question 26

go,play,boy,play

Answer 26

thy mother plays, and i play too,but so disgraced a part..go play boy play

Question 27

and many a man there is, even at this present,,/

Answer 27

now while i speak this,holds his wife by the arm, that little thinks she has been sluiced in's absence/ and his pond fished by his next neighbour,by sir smile

Question 28

whiles other men have gates and those gates opend,

Answer 28

as mine against their will

Question 29

no barricado for the baby

Answer 29

it will let in and out the enemy

Question 30

then say my wife

Answer 30

a hobby-horse, deseves a name as rank as any flax-wench

Question 31

the puroty to preserve is sleep, which being spotted/

Answer 31

is goads, thorns, nettles, tails of wasps,give scandal to the blood o' the prince my son

Question 32

i have said shes an aldutress

Answer 32

i have said with whom/more,shea a traitor and camollo is a federary with her

Question 33

shes a bed swerver

Answer 33

even as bad as those that vulgars give bold'st titles

Question 34

woman say so

Answer 34

woman say anything but were they falses as o'er dyed blacks, as winds, as waters, as false as dice

Question 35

there is no truth

Answer 35

AT all in the oracle, the session shall proceed, this is mere false hood

Question 36

apollos angry

Answer 36

and the heavens themselves do strike at my injustice

Question 37

apollo , pardon/my great

Answer 37

profaneness against thine oracle/ill reconcile me to polixenes new woo my queen, recall the good camollo/whom i proclaim a man of truth,of mercy

Question 38

go on gon,/thou canst speak

Answer 38

too much i have deserved all tongues to talk thir bitterness

Question 39

once a day ill visit/

Answer 39

the chapel where they lie, and tears shed there

Question 40

good paulina

Answer 40

who has the memory of hermoine, i know in honour

Question 41

my true paulina

Answer 41

we shall not marry till thou bid'st us

Question 42

prithee,no more

Answer 42

cease,thou know'st/he dies to me again when talkd of

Question 43

the blessed gods/

Answer 43

purge all infection from our air whilst you/do climate hereyou have a holy farther/a graceful gentleman

Question 44

but yet, paulina/

Answer 44

hermoine was not so muched wrinkled, nothing/so aged as it seems

Question 45

see, my lord,/

Answer 45

would you not deam it breathed?and that those veins/did verily bear blood