Quotes

Question 1

Now my charms are all o’erthrown

Answer 1

And what strengths I have’s mine own

Question 2

The rarer action is

Answer 2

Virtue than in vengeance

Question 3

It was mine art when I arrived and heard thee that made

Answer 3

Gape the pine and let thee out

Question 4

For you most wicked sir, whom to call brother would even infect my mouth

Answer 4

I do forgive thy rankest fault

Question 5

And my ending is despair

Answer 5

Unless I be reliev’d by prayer

Question 6

What ho! Slave! Caliban

Answer 6

Thou earth thou speak

Question 7

I have done nothing but

Answer 7

In care of thee

Question 8

Not a soul but felt the fever of made and

Answer 8

Made some tricks of desperation

Question 9

What’st thou canst demand

Answer 9

My liberty

Question 10

Your charm so strongly works them that if you now beheld then

Answer 10

Your affections would become tender

Question 11

Mine would sir

Answer 11

Were I human

Question 12

Merrily, merrily shall I live now

Answer 12

Under the blossom that hangs on the bough

Question 13

You taught me language

Answer 13

And my profit on’t is I know how to curse

Question 14

Having first seized his books; or with a log batter his skull

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Or paunch him with a stake or cut his weasand with thy knife

Question 15

The clouds me thought would open and

Answer 15

Show riches ready to drop upon me that when I waK’d I cried to dream again

Question 16

We shall lose our time or be turned into barnacles

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Or apes with foreheads villainous low

Question 17

Tis a villain sir

Answer 17

I do not love to look on

Question 18

I might call him a thing divine for

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Nothing natural I ever saw so noble

Question 19

For a score of several kingdoms, you should wrangle

Answer 19

and I would call it FairPlay

Question 20

I’th’comminwealth I would by contraries

Answer 20

Execute all things

Question 21

Then wisely good sir weigh

Answer 21

Our sorrow with our comfort

Question 22

Who thou they are of monstrous shape yet

Answer 22

Note their manners are more gentle kind than of human generation

Question 23

Do you put tricks upon with

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Savages and men of ind

Question 24

A howling monster!

Answer 24

A drunken monster!

Question 25

Sir; you may thank yourself for this great loss that would not bless our Europe with your great daughter

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But rather lose her to an African

Question 26

“Now would I give a thousand furlongs of sea…

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for an acre of barren ground”

Question 27

I have suffered with those…

Answer 27

that I saw suffer”

Question 28

“Your tale, sir…

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would cure deafness

Question 29

“My library was

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dukedom enough”

Question 30

“Good wombs have bourne…

Answer 30

bad sons”

Question 31

“Thou liest malignant thing…

Answer 31

has thou forgot the foul witch Sycorax”

Question 32

I am your wife

Answer 32

if you will marry me

Question 33

You may deny me , but I’ll be your

Answer 33

servant, whether you will or not

Question 34

A devil, a born devil, on whose

Answer 34

nature nurture can never stick

Question 35

Hell is empty

Answer 35

and all the devils are here