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1
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Mere prattle without

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Practice is all his soldiership

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2
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I follow him to

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Serve my turn upon him

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3
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Rouse him, make after him

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Poison his delight

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4
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Plague him with

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Flies

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5
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An old black ram is

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Tipping your white ewe

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6
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You’ll have your nephews

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Neigh at you

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7
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Make the beast with

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Two backs

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8
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Keep up your bright swords

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For the few will rust them

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9
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She loved me for the dangers I had had passed

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And I loved her that she did pity them

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10
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I do perceive here a

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Divided duty

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11
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I therefore beg it not to please

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The palate of my appetite

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12
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My life upon

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Her faith

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13
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Our bodies are gardens

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To which our wills are gardeners

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14
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Drown

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Cats and blind puppies

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15
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Put money

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In thy purse

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16
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The food that to him now is as luscious as

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Locusts shall be shortly as acerb as the coloquintida

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17
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Tenderly be led

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By the nose

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18
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He’ll and night

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Must bring thing miniseries birth to the worlds lught

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19
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Fie upon thee

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Slanderer

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20
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With as little web as this will I

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Ensnare as great a fly as Cassio

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21
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O my fair

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Warrior

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22
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My dear

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Othello

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23
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I my souls joy, if after every tempest come such calms

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May the wind blow till they have wakened death

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24
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Good

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Iago

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25
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Her delicate tenderness will

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Find itself abused

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26
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Begging to heave the gorge, direlish

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And abhor the moor

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27
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Doth like a poisonous mineral

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Gnaw my inwards

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28
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Honest

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Iago

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29
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I love thee but

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Never more be an officer of mine

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30
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Reputation reputation reputation!

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O I have lost my reputation!

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31
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Reputation is a idle and most

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False imposition

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32
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Our general’s wife is now

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The general

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33
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I’ll pour this pestilence

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Into his ear

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34
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I will turn her virtue into

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Pitch

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35
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No sure I cannot think he would steal away so

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Guilty like

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36
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I will deny thee

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Nothing

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37
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And when I love thee not

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Chaos is come again

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38
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O beware my lord of jealousy it is

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The green eyed monster which doth mock the meat it feeds on

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39
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Away at once with

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Love or jealousy

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40
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She did deceive her father

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Marrying you

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41
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She has deceived her father

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And may thee

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42
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I’m am declined into the vale

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Of years

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43
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My relief must be to

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Loathe her

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44
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I curse of marriage… I had rather be a

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Toad and live upon the vapour of a dungeon

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45
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If she be false

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I then heaven mocks itself, I’ll not believe it

46
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Poor lady she’ll

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Run mad when she shall lack it

47
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So earnest to have me

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Filtch it

48
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Villain, be sure thou prove

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My love a whore

49
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Damn her,

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Lewd minx

50
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This hand is moist my lady

It yet hath felt no

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Age not known no sorrow

51
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‘‘Tis a good hand

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A frank one

Honest/revealing

52
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Z

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Zounds!

53
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‘‘Tis not a year or two shows us a man. They are all but

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Stomachs, and we are all but food; they eat us hungerly, and when they are full, they belch us

54
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My lord is

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Not my lord

55
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My most fair

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Bianca

56
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Go to

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Woman

57
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He falls in a

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Trance

58
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Savage

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Madness

59
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A horned mans a monster

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And a beast

60
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A fine woman

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A fair woman , a sweet woman

61
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Ya let her

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Rot and perish

62
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I the world hath not a

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Sweeter creature

63
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I will chop her into

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Messes. Cuckold me!

64
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Do it not with poison

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Strangle her in her bed

65
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Fire and

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Brimstone

66
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Why sweet othello?

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Devil! He strikes her

67
Q

My lord, this would not be

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Believed in Venice

68
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Woman’s tears, each drop she falls would prove a

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Crocodile

69
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I will not stay to

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Offend you

70
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Sir she can turn and turn

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And yet go in and turn again

71
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Goats and

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Monkeys!

72
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I first my lord, to wager she is honest

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Lay down my soul at stake

73
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If any wretch put this in your head

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Let heaven require it with the serpents curse!

74
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This is a subtle

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Whore

75
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A closet lock and

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Key of villainous secrets

76
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Upon my

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Knees

77
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Heaven dish truly know it

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Heaven truly knows that thou art false as hell

78
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I thou weed

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Who art so lovely and smells so sweet… would thou had never been born!

79
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Imprudent

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Stripper

80
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I took you for that

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Cunning whore of Venice

81
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A halter pardon him and

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He’ll gnaw at his bones

82
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The moor is abused by some most

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Villainous knave

83
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His unkindness May defeat

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My life but never taunt my love

84
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Your words and

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Performances are no kin together

85
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We must not now

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Displease him

86
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Let nobody blame him

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His scorn I approve

87
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Let husbands know

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Their wives have sense like them

88
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Yet she must die

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else shell betray more men

89
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O balmy

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breath that dost almost persuade

90
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Think on thy sins

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They are the loves I bear to you

91
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Kill me tomorrow;

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let me live tonight!… But half an hour!

92
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My wife, my wife!

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what wife? I have no wife. O insupportable!

93
Q

Methinks it should be now a huge

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eclipse of sun and moon, and that the affrighted globe should yawn at alteration.

94
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A guiltless

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death I die

95
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o who hath done this deed?

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Nobody; I myself.

96
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O, the more angel she,

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and you the blacker devil

97
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Thou art rash as

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fire to say that she was false. O she was heavenly true!

98
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If he say so, may his

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pernicious soul rot half a grain a day!

99
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The moor hath killed my mistress

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Murder! Murder!

100
Q

O, lay me by my

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mistress’ side

101
Q

Blow me about in winds!

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Roast me in sulphur!

102
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For naught I did in hate,

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but all in honour

103
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Cassio rules in

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Cyprus

104
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Of one that loved not

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wisely, but too well

105
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Of one not easily jealous but,

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being wrought

106
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Like the base Indian,

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threw a pearl away

107
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Tis proper I

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obey him, but not noq

108
Q

thou hast ________ her

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enchanted

109
Q

‘Othello is his own enemy’

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Greer

110
Q

say they slack their duties…or say they strike us…yet we have some

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revenge

111
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not to pick bad from bad, but by

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bad mend

112
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roast me in

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sulphur

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