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Unit 30: Why This Reunion Flashcards

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ROSENCRANTZ: My most dear lord.

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My excellent good friends.

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My excellent good friends.

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How dost thou, Guildenstern?

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How dost thou, Goldenstern?

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Ah, Rosencrantz!

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Ah, Rosencrantz!

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Good lads,

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Good lads,

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how do you both?

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GUILDENSTERN: On Fortune’s cap we are not the very button.

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Nor the soles of her shoes.

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ROSENCRANTZ: Neither, my lord.

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Then you live about her waist,

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Then you live about her waist,

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or in the middle of her favours.

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GUILDENSTERN: Faith, her privates we.

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In the secret parts of Fortune?

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In the secret parts of Fortune?

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O, most true-

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O, most true-

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she is a strumpet.

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she is a strumpet.

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What news?

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ROSENCRANTZ: None, my lord, but the world’s grown honest.

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Then is doomsday near-

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Then is doomsday near-

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but your news is not true.

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But your news is not true.

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But,

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But,

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in the beaten way of friendship

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in the beaten way of friendship,

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what make you at Elsinore?

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Were you not sent for?

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Is it your own inclining?

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Is it your own inclining?

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Is it a free visitation?

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Come, come,

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deal justly with me. Come, come,

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deal justly with me. Come, come,

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nay speak.

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GUILDENSTERN: What should we say, my lord?

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Anything but to th’ unpurpose.

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Anything but to th’ unpurpose.

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You were sent for,

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You were sent for,

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and there is a kind of confession in your looks,

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and there is a kind of confession in your looks,

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which your modesties have not craft enough to colour.

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which your modesties have not craft enough to colour.

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I know the good King and Queen have sent for you.

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ROSENCRANTZ: To what end, my lord?

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That you must teach me.

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That you must teach me.

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Be even and direct with me

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Be even and direct with me

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whether you were sent for or no

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ROSENCRANTZ: What say you?

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Nay then,

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Nay then,

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I have an eye of you.

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I have an eye of you.

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If you love me,

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If you love me,

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hold not off.

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GUILDENSTERN: My lord, we were sent for.

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I will tell you why.

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I will tell you why.

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I have of late,

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I have of late,

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but wherefore I know not,

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but wherefore I know not,

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lost all my mirth,

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lost all my mirth,

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forgone all custom of exercises and,

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forgone all custom of exercises and,

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indeed,

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indeed,

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it goes so heavily with my disposition

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it goes so heavily with my disposition

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that this goodly frame

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that this goodly frame

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the earth seems to me

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the earth seems to me

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a sterile promontory,

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a sterile promontory,

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this most excellent canopy

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this most excellent canopy

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the air,

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the air,

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look you,

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look you,

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this brave o’erhanging firmament,

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this brave o’erhanging firmament,

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this majestical roof fretted with golden fire,

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this majestical roof fretted with golden fire,

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why it appeareth nothing to me

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why it appeareth nothing to me

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but a foul and pestilent congregation of vapours.

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but a foul and pestilent congregation of vapours.

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What piece of work is a man-

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What piece of work is a man-

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how noble in reason;

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how noble in reason;

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how infinite in faculties,

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how infinite in faculties,

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in form and moving;

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in form and moving;

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how express and admirable in action;

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how express and admirable in action;

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how like an angel in apprehension;

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how like an angel in apprehension;

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how like a god;

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how like a god;

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the beauty of the world;

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the beauty of the world;

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the paragon of animals.

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the paragon of animals.

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And yet to me

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And yet to me

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what is this quintessence of dust?

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what is this quintessence of dust

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Man delights not me-

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Man delights not me-

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nor women neither,

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nor women neither,

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though by your smiling

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though by your smiling

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you seem to say so.

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ROSENCRANTZ: My lord, there was no such stuff in my thoughts.

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Why did ye laugh then,

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Why did ye laugh then,

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when I said man delights not me?

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ROSENCRANTZ: we coted then on the way and hither are they coming to offer you service.*

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What players are they?

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ROSENCRANTZ: Even those you were won’t to take such delight, the tragedies of the city.

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Gentlemen, you are welcome to Elsinore.

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Gentlemen, you are welcome to Elsinore?

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Your hands, come, then!

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Your hands, come, then.

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You are welcome.

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You are welcome.

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But my uncle-father and aunt-mother are deceived.

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GUILDENSTERN: In what, my dear lord?

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I am but mad

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I am but mad

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north-north-west.

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north-north-West.

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When the wind is southerly

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When the wind is southerly

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I know a hawk from a hand saw.

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Is it a free visitation?

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Come, come,

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To visit you, my lord, no other occasion?

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Were you not sent for?

Hamlet: Act 2 (6 decks)

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