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English Lit: 1. Love Through The Ages: Othello > Quotes > Flashcards

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1
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Iago: “in following him…

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, i follow but myself”

Act 1, scene 1

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Iago: “i am not

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What i am”

Act 1, scene 1

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Iago: “an old black ram…

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…Is tupping your white ewe”

Act 1, scene 1

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Roderigo: “to the gross clasps…

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Of the lascivious Moor”

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Brabantio: “That thou hast practised with her foul charms…

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…abused her delicate youth with drugs or minerals that weakens motion”
act one,scene 2

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Iago: “you rise to play…

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…and go to bed to work”

Act 2, scene 1

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Othello: “she loved me for the dangersi had passed…

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…and i loved her that she did pity them”

Act 1, scene 3

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Desdemona: “but here’s my husband: and so much duty as my mother showed you…

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Preferring you before her father, so much i challenge that i must profess my due to the moor my lord”
Act 1, scene 3

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Brabantio: “she hath decieved her father…

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…and may thee”

Act 1, scene 3

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Othello: “o my souls joy, if after every tempest come such calms…

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…may the winds blow till they have wakened dead”

Act 2, scene 1

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Iago: “for i do suggest the lusty moor hath lept into my seat…

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…the thought whereof doth like a poisonous mineral gnaw my inwards”
Act 2, scene 1

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Iago: “so i will turn her virtue into pitch…

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…and out of her own goodnes make a net that shall emmesh them all”
Act 2, scene 3

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Othello (to Desdemona): “i will deny thee…

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…nothing”

Act 3, scene 3

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Othello: “but i doo love thee and when i love thee not…

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…chaos is come again”

Act 3, scene 3

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Iago: “o beware my lord of jealousy…

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…it is a green eyed monster that doth mock the meat it feeds upon”
Act 3, scene 3

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Othello: “not from mine own weak merits will i draw the smallest fear or doubt of her revolt…

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…for she had eyes and chose me”

Act 3, scene 3

17
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Othello: “o curse of marrige…

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…that we can make delicate creatures ours but no their appetities”
Act 3, scene 3

18
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Othello: “villian, be sure thou prove my love a whore…

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…be sure of it. Give me ocular proof”

Act 3, scene 3

19
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Othello: “ill tear her…

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…all to pieces”

Act 3, scene 3

20
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Emilia: “they are all but stomachs and we all but food…

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…they eat us hungerly and when they are full, they belch us”

Act 3, scene 4

21
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Iago: “do it not with poison, strangle her in her bed…

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…even the bed she hath contaminated”

Act 4, scene 1

22
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Othello (to lodovico after hitting desdemona): “o devil o devil,if the earth coud teem with womans tears…

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…each drop she falls would prove a crocodile”

Act 4, scene 1

23
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Othello: “heaven knows thou art truly false as hell”. Desdemona:”…

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…to qwhom my lord? With whom? How am i false?”

Act 4, scene 1

24
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Othello: “i took you for a cunning whore…

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…of venice that married with Othello”

Act 4, scene 1

25
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Emilia: “ill be hanged if some eternal villain, some busy insinuating rogue…

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Some cogging, cozening slave, to gt some office, have not devised this slander; ill be hanged else”
Act 4, scene 1

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Desdemona: “my love doth so approve him that even his stubborness…

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…his checks, his frowns…have grace and favour in them”

Act 4, scene 3

27
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Emilia: “would thou not make her husband a cuckold…

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…tomake him a monarch”

Act 4, scene 3

28
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Emilia: “Let husbands knowtheir wives have sense like them…

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…they see and smell and have their palates for both for sweet and sour as husbands have”
Act 4, scene 3

29
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Othello: “when i have plucked thy rose, i cannot give it vita growth again…

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…it needs must wither”

Act 5, scene 2

30
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Desdemona: o banish me my lord, but do not kill me” othello: “…

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…dow, strumpet”

Act 5, scene 2

31
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Desdemona: “a guiltless death i die” Emilia:…

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…o who hath done ths deed” desdemona: “nobody, i myself, farewell”
Act 5, scene 2

32
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Othello: “o cursed, cursed slave…

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…whip me ye devils from possession of this heavenly sight”

Act 5, scene 2

33
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Othello: “I kissed thee ere, no way but this…

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…killing myself to die upon a kiss”

Act 5, scene 2

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