Othello Flashcards
1
Q
Mere prattle without
A
Practice is all his soldiership
2
Q
I follow him to
A
Serve my turn upon him
3
Q
Rouse him, make after him
A
Poison his delight
4
Q
Plague him with
A
Flies
5
Q
An old black ram is
A
Tipping your white ewe
6
Q
You’ll have your nephews
A
Neigh at you
7
Q
Make the beast with
A
Two backs
8
Q
Keep up your bright swords
A
For the few will rust them
9
Q
She loved me for the dangers I had had passed
A
And I loved her that she did pity them
10
Q
I do perceive here a
A
Divided duty
11
Q
I therefore beg it not to please
A
The palate of my appetite
12
Q
My life upon
A
Her faith
13
Q
Our bodies are gardens
A
To which our wills are gardeners
14
Q
Drown
A
Cats and blind puppies
15
Q
Put money
A
In thy purse
16
Q
The food that to him now is as luscious as
A
Locusts shall be shortly as acerb as the coloquintida
17
Q
Tenderly be led
A
By the nose
18
Q
He’ll and night
A
Must bring thing miniseries birth to the worlds lught
19
Q
Fie upon thee
A
Slanderer
20
Q
With as little web as this will I
A
Ensnare as great a fly as Cassio
21
Q
O my fair
A
Warrior
22
Q
My dear
A
Othello
23
Q
I my souls joy, if after every tempest come such calms
A
May the wind blow till they have wakened death
24
Q
Good
A
Iago
25
Her delicate tenderness will
Find itself abused
26
Begging to heave the gorge, direlish
And abhor the moor
27
Doth like a poisonous mineral
Gnaw my inwards
28
Honest
Iago
29
I love thee but
Never more be an officer of mine
30
Reputation reputation reputation!
O I have lost my reputation!
31
Reputation is a idle and most
False imposition
32
Our general’s wife is now
The general
33
I’ll pour this pestilence
Into his ear
34
I will turn her virtue into
Pitch
35
No sure I cannot think he would steal away so
Guilty like
36
I will deny thee
Nothing
37
And when I love thee not
Chaos is come again
38
O beware my lord of jealousy it is
The green eyed monster which doth mock the meat it feeds on
39
Away at once with
Love or jealousy
40
She did deceive her father
Marrying you
41
She has deceived her father
And may thee
42
I’m am declined into the vale
Of years
43
My relief must be to
Loathe her
44
I curse of marriage... I had rather be a
Toad and live upon the vapour of a dungeon
45
If she be false
I then heaven mocks itself, I’ll not believe it
46
Poor lady she’ll
Run mad when she shall lack it
47
So earnest to have me
Filtch it
48
Villain, be sure thou prove
My love a whore
49
Damn her,
Lewd minx
50
This hand is moist my lady
It yet hath felt no
Age not known no sorrow
51
‘‘Tis a good hand
A frank one
| Honest/revealing
52
Z
Zounds!
53
‘‘Tis not a year or two shows us a man. They are all but
Stomachs, and we are all but food; they eat us hungerly, and when they are full, they belch us
54
My lord is
Not my lord
55
My most fair
Bianca
56
Go to
Woman
57
He falls in a
Trance
58
Savage
Madness
59
A horned mans a monster
And a beast
60
A fine woman
A fair woman , a sweet woman
61
Ya let her
Rot and perish
62
I the world hath not a
Sweeter creature
63
I will chop her into
Messes. Cuckold me!
64
Do it not with poison
Strangle her in her bed
65
Fire and
Brimstone
66
Why sweet othello?
Devil! He strikes her
67
My lord, this would not be
Believed in Venice
68
Woman’s tears, each drop she falls would prove a
Crocodile
69
I will not stay to
Offend you
70
Sir she can turn and turn
And yet go in and turn again
71
Goats and
Monkeys!
72
I first my lord, to wager she is honest
Lay down my soul at stake
73
If any wretch put this in your head
Let heaven require it with the serpents curse!
74
This is a subtle
Whore
75
A closet lock and
Key of villainous secrets
76
Upon my
Knees
77
Heaven dish truly know it
Heaven truly knows that thou art false as hell
78
I thou weed
Who art so lovely and smells so sweet... would thou had never been born!
79
Imprudent
Stripper
80
I took you for that
Cunning whore of Venice
81
A halter pardon him and
He’ll gnaw at his bones
82
The moor is abused by some most
Villainous knave
83
His unkindness May defeat
My life but never taunt my love
84
Your words and
Performances are no kin together
85
We must not now
Displease him
86
Let nobody blame him
His scorn I approve
87
Let husbands know
Their wives have sense like them
88
Yet she must die
else shell betray more men
89
O balmy
breath that dost almost persuade
90
Think on thy sins
They are the loves I bear to you
91
Kill me tomorrow;
let me live tonight!... But half an hour!
92
My wife, my wife!
what wife? I have no wife. O insupportable!
93
Methinks it should be now a huge
eclipse of sun and moon, and that the affrighted globe should yawn at alteration.
94
A guiltless
death I die
95
o who hath done this deed?
Nobody; I myself.
96
O, the more angel she,
and you the blacker devil
97
Thou art rash as
fire to say that she was false. O she was heavenly true!
98
If he say so, may his
pernicious soul rot half a grain a day!
99
The moor hath killed my mistress
Murder! Murder!
100
O, lay me by my
mistress' side
101
Blow me about in winds!
Roast me in sulphur!
102
For naught I did in hate,
but all in honour
103
Cassio rules in
Cyprus
104
Of one that loved not
wisely, but too well
105
Of one not easily jealous but,
being wrought
106
Like the base Indian,
threw a pearl away
107
Tis proper I
obey him, but not noq
108
thou hast ________ her
enchanted
109
'Othello is his own enemy'
Greer
110
say they slack their duties...or say they strike us...yet we have some
revenge
111
not to pick bad from bad, but by
bad mend
112
roast me in
sulphur
