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'Othello' - Othello
Quotes from Othello - 'Othello' by William Shakespeare
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| ‘Let him do his spite. My services which I have | done the Signiory shall out-tongue his complaints’ |
| ‘I fetch my life and being | from men of royal siege’ |
| ‘But that I love the | gentle Desdemona’ |
| ‘My parts, my title, my perfect | soul shall manifest me rightly’ |
| ‘Keep up your bright swords | for the dew will rust them’ |
| ‘Were it my cue to fight | I should have known it’ |
| ‘Rude am I in | my speech’ |
| ‘If you find me foul in her report…let your sentence even fall | upon my life’ |
| ‘She loved me for the dangers I had passed and | I loved her that she did pity them’ |
| ‘My life upon | her faith’ |
| ‘A man he is of honest and trust – To | his conveyance I assign my wife’ |
| ‘O my soul’s | joy’ |
| ‘Now, by heaven, my blood begins my safer guides to rule, and | passion, having my best judgement collided, assays to lead the way’ |
| ‘Thy honesty and love | doth mince this matter’ |
| ‘Cassio, I love thee but never | more be an officer of mine’ |
| ‘All’s well now sweeting, | come away to bed’ |
| ‘I will deny | thee nothing’ |
| ‘And when I love thee not, | chaos is come again’ |
| ‘Certain, men should | be what they seem’ |
| ‘for she had eyes | and chose me’ |
| ‘And yet how nature | erring from itself’ |
| 'This to hear would Desdemona | seriously incline’ |
| ‘Haply, for I am black and have not those soft parts | of conversation that chamberer’s have’ |
| ‘For I am declined into | the vale of years’ |
| ‘I had rather | be a toad’ |
| ‘Damn her lewd | minx’ ‘fair devil’ |
| ‘Till that a capable and wide | revenge swallow them up’ |
| ‘To lose’t or give’t away, were such perdition | as nothing else could match’ |
| ‘The hand | kerchief’ (3x) |
| ‘Nature would not invest herself in some shadowing | passion without some instruction’ |
| ‘How shall I murder | him Iago’ |
| ‘my heart is turned to stone: | I strike it, and it hurts my hand’ |
| ‘I will chop her | into messes’ |
| ‘O thou weed, who art so | lovely and smell’st so sweet’ |
| ‘strumpet’ | 'whore’ |
| ‘O brave Iago, | honest and just’ |
| ‘persuade justice | to break her sword’ |
| ‘Take heed | of perjury’ |
| ‘Had all his hairs been lives, my great | revenge had stomach for them all’ |
| ‘Precious | villain’ (to Iago) |
| ‘Whip me you devils… | roast me in sulphur’ |
| ‘That’s he that | was Othello’ |
| ‘speak of one that loved | not wisely, but too well’ |
| ‘Arise, black vengeance | from thy hollow hell!’ |
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