Prospero

Question 1

If by your art

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you have put the wild waters in this roar, allay them

Question 2

Knowing I loved books, he furnished me

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from mine own library with volumes that I prized above mine own dukedom

Question 3

This swift business

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I must uneasy make

Question 4

thou shalt be as free

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as mountain winds, but then exactly do all the points of my commands

Question 5

I’ll to my books, for yet ere suppertime

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must I perform much business

Question 6

possess his books

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for without them he is but a sot, as I

Question 7

And that most deeply to consider

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is the beauty of his daughter

Question 8

I have given you here

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one third of mine own life

Question 9

All thy vexations were but my trials

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of thy love, and thou strangely stood the test

Question 10

I must bestow upon the eyes

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of this couple some vanity of mine art

Question 11

hush and be mute

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or else our spell is marred

Question 12

These our actors, as I foretold you,

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were all spirits and are melted into air

Question 13

The great globe its self

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yea, all which it inherit, shall dissolve

Question 14

we are such

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stuff as dreams are made of, and our little lives are rounded with a sleep

Question 15

A devil, a born devil,

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on who’s nature nurture never sticks; on whom my pains humanly taken

Question 16

mine would sir, were I human //////

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And mine shall

Question 17

This rough magic

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I here abjure

Question 18

I’ll break my staff, bury it

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certain fathoms in the earth, and deeper than did ever plummet sound I’ll drown my book

Question 19

I do forgive thy rankest fault- all of them; and require

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my dukedom of thee, which perforce I know thou must restore

Question 20

Most cruelly didst thou,

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Alonso, use me and my daugher

Question 21

Bravely

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my diligence. Thou shall be free

Question 22

This thing of

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darkness I acknowledge mine

Question 23

release me from my bands/

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with the help of thy good hands

Question 24

Gentle breath of yours my sials/

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must fill or else my project fails

Question 25

As you from crimes would pardoned be

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let your indulgence set me free

Question 26

CRITIC

Charles Spencer

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Omnipotent pupet master

Question 27

CRITIC

Harold Bloom “Prospero’s

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authority is unlike anyone else’s in Shakespeare”

Question 28

CRITIC

Harold Bloom “breaking his

Answer 28

staff and drowning his boo certainly constitute diminishments to the self.