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QUOTES - R&J Flashcards

1
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A pair of star-crossed….

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…. LOVERS TAKE THEIR LIFE

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2
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Therefore women being….

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….The weaker vessels

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3
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Talk of peace? I hate the word…

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…. As I hate hell, all Montagues….

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4
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If you distrub’d the quiet of our streets again…

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… You shall pay the forfeit of peace

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5
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With tears….

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…. Augmenting the fresh morning’s dew

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6
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O she is rich in beauty…

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… Only poor, that when she dies with beauty dies her store

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7
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Love is a smoke…

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…Made with the fume of sighs

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8
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Tut I have lost myself…

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This is not Romeo, he’s some other where

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9
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My child is yet…

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a stranger to the world she hath not the seen the changed of fourteen years

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10
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But woo her, gentle Paris, my will…

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to her consent is but a part

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11
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Ay my own…

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Fortune in my misery

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12
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It is an honor…

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I dream not of

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13
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Go girl…

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Seek happy nights to happy days

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14
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You are a lover…

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borrow Cupid’s wings and soar with them above common bound

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15
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O brawling love…

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o loving hate

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16
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Thou wast the prettiest babe…

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that e’er I nurs’d

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17
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Under love’s heavy burden…

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do I sink

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18
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Is love a tense thing? It is too rough..

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Too rude, too boist’rous and it pricks like a thorn

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19
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If love be rough with you…

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be rough with love

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20
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Queen Mab as a Childs story…

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“Her chariot is an empty Hazel-nut” … “The cover of the wings of grasshoppers.” … “she gallops night by night, through lovers’ brains, and then they dream of love” … “O’er ladies’ lips who straight on kisses dream…”

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21
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Queen man as a darker and more disturbing story…

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“O’er soldier’s neck, and then he dreams of cutting foreign throats” …. “This the hag” …. “Learns them first to bear.”

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22
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“Thou talk’s of nothing”

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“True I talk of dreams, which are the children of an idle brain”

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23
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Some consequence yet hanging…

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in the stars shall bitterly begin his fearful date.”

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24
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Act 1 scene 5 Romeo’s first descriptions of Juliet…

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“O she doth teach the torches to burn bright!” …“A rich jewel in an Ethiop’s ear”… “Did my heart love till now?” … “For I near saw true beauty till this night.”

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25
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My lips two blushing pilgrims….

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… ready stand ready to smooth that rough touch with a tender kiss

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26
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Give me…

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my sin again

27
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honour of my kin…

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to strike him dead, I hold it not a sin.

28
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Now seeming sweet…

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convert to bitterest gall

29
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My only love…

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sprung from my only hate!

30
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‘Romeo!Humors, madman…

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passion, lover!

31
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The brightness of her cheek…

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would shame those stars

32
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What’s in a name…

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That which we call a rose by another word would smell just as sweet

33
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It is the east and Juliet is the sun…

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arise fair sun and kill the envious moon

34
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With loves light wings…

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did I o’erperch these walls

35
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Young men’s love then lies…

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not truly in their hearts, but in their eyes

36
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These violent delights have violent ends

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And in their triumph die like fire and powder

37
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Her I love now…

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doth grace for grace and love for love also the other did not so

38
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More then the prince of cats…

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O he is the courageous captain of compliments

39
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A gentleman nurse…

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that loves to hear himself talk

40
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Then love-devouring….

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death do what he dare

41
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But my true love is grown to such excess…

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I cannot sum up sum of half my wealth

42
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Thou art…

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a villain.

43
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A plague…

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a’both houses!

44
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O, I am…

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fortunes fool

45
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Spread thy close curtain…

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love-performing death

46
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O serpent heart…

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hid with a flowering face!

47
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That banished that one word banished…

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hath slain ten thousand Tybalts

48
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Thy tears are…

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womanish

49
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Beg pardon of the prince and call thee back

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with twenty hundred thousand times more joy

50
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“Shall we ever meet again…

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“I doubt it not. “

51
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I see thee now, thou art so low…

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As one dead in the bottom of a tomb.”

52
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Word Capulet uses to describe Juliet Act 3 scene 5

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“Baggage” … “Green-sickness carrion.” … “Disobedient wretch”

53
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Where serpents are…

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chain me with roaring bears

54
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To live un…

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stain’d wife to my sweet love

55
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I have learnt to repent my sin…

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of disobedient opposition

56
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The heavens do low’r upon you for some ill…

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… move them no more by crossing their high will

57
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Sharp misery had worn him to the bones

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And strew this hungry churchyard with thy limbs

58
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Is crimson in thy lips and thy cheeks

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deaths pale flag has not advanced here

59
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Thy drugs are quick…

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and thus with a kiss I die

60
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O happy dagger

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there rust and let me die

61
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That heavens finds….

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means to kill your joys with love!

62
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I will raise her statue in pure gold

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A glooming peace this morning brings

63
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When he shall die take him and cut him out into stars and…

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he shall make the face of heaven so fine that all the world will be in love with night and pay no worship to the garish sun.

ENGLISH QUOTES (6 decks)

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