Shrew Quotes Flashcards
‘I am your ____ in all _________’
‘I am your wife in all obedience’ - Page (Induction)
‘I ____ you, sir, it is your will to make a _____ of me amongst these ______’
‘I pray you, sir, it is your will to make a stale of me amongst these mates’ - Kate (Act 1)
‘I ____, I _____, I _______’
‘I burn, I pine, I perish’ - Lucentio (Act 1)
‘Katherine the _____’
‘Katherine the curst’ - (Act 1)
‘Have I not in my _____ heard _____ ____’
‘Have I not in my time heard lions roar’ - Petruchio (Act 1)
‘He hath the ______ of my life in hold, his ________ daughter, __________ Bianca’
‘He hath the jewel of my life in hold, his youngest daughter, beautiful Bianca’ - Hortensio (Act 1)
‘I come to _____ it ________ in Padua; If ________ then _________ in Padua’
‘I come to wive if wealthily in Padua; If wealthily then happily in Padua’ - Petruchio (Act 1)
‘Sirs I will _________ on this _________ man’
‘Sirs I will practice on this drunken man’ - The Lord (Induction)
‘O _________ beast, how like a ______ he lies’
‘O monstrous beast, how like a swine he lies’ - Lord (Induction)
‘I ________ thee, sister Kate, ______ my hands’
‘I prithee thee, sister Kate, untie my hands’ Bianca (Act 2)
‘Pray you have not a daughter called _________, ____ and _________?’
‘Pray you have not a daughter called Katharina, fair and virtuous?’ Petruchio (Act 2)
‘Where two _______ ______ meet together they do not consume the thing that _______ their _____’
‘When two raging fires meet together they do not consume the thing that feeds their fury’ Petruchio (Act 2)
‘With a _________ _______’ _________ with his ‘head ______’
‘With a devilish spirit’ Hortensio with his ‘head broke’ (Act 2)
‘If I be ________, best beware my _______’
‘If I be waspish, best beware my sting’ Kate (Act 2)
‘____ you, ____ you, I will marry you….I am born to _____ you Kate’
‘Will you, nill you, I will marry you….I am born to marry you Kate’ Petruchio (Act 2)
‘For such and injury would ___ a very ______. Much more a shrew of thy _________ _______’
‘For such and injury would vex a very saint. Much more a shrew of thy impatient humour’ Baptista (Act 3)
‘An ___-____ to our _______ festival’
‘An eye-sore to our solemn festival’ Baptista (Act 3)
‘Tut, she’s a _____, a ______, a ______, to him’
‘Tut, she’s a lamb, a dove, a fool, to him’ Gremio (Act 3)
‘Be ____ and ______, or go hang yourselves. But for my _______ Kate, she must with me’
‘Be mad and merry, or go hang yourselves. But for my bonny Kate, she must with me’ Petruchio (Act 3)
‘I will be ________ of what is mine own. She is my ______, my _______ ; She is my ______’
‘I will be master of what is mine own. She is my goods, my chattels; She is my house’ Petruchio (Act 3)
‘By this _________, he is more ______ than she’
‘By this reckoning, he is more shrew than she’ Curtis (act 4)
‘And thus I’ll curb her ____ and ___________ humour. He that knows better how to _____ a ______, now let him speak’
‘And thus I’ll curb her mad and headstrong humour. He that knows better how to tame a shrew, now let him speak’ Petruchio (Act 4)
‘enter Tranio [disguised as ________] and Hortensio [disguised as ______]’
‘Enter Tranio [disguised as Lucentio] and Hortensio [disguised as Litio]’ (Act 4)
‘And here I take the like ________ _____ never to marry with her’
‘And here I take the like unfeigned oath never to marry with her’ Tranio (Act 4)
