Othello (Shakespeare) Quotations
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Othello
- Loving his own pride
- Epithets of war
- Nor all masters cannot be truly follow'd
- Thicklips
- Old Black Ram
- Beast with two backs
- Gross clasps of a lascivious Moor
- 'Tis better as it is
- From men of royal siege
- I love the gentle Desdemona
- Command with years than with your weapons
- We must straight employ you
- Rude am I in my speech
- Even fall upon my life
- I loved her that she did pity them
- The Moor is of a free and open nature
- O my fair warrior
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Othello
- O my fair warrior
- Greatest discords be that e'er our hearts shall make
- It frights the isle from her propriety
- That you unlace your reputation thus
- My blood geinds my safer guides to rule
- All's well now. sweeting
- Sweet, for you
- I will deny thee nothing
- To leave me but a little to myself
- When I love thee not, chao is come again
- Certain, men should be what they seem
- Green-eyed monster which doth mock the meat it feeds on
- I'll see before I doubt
- Knows all qualities... of human dealings
- I am declined into the vale of years
- A pain upon my forehead here
- 'Tis better to be much abused
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Othello
- Farewell the tranquil mind!
- Othello's occupation gone!
- Cords, or knives, poison, or fire
- I'll tear her all to pieces
- O, blood, blood, blood!
- 'Tis a good hand
- There's magic in the web of it
- [Falls in a trance]
- Look, how he laughs already!
- My heart is turned to stone
- Is this the nature whom passion could not shake?
- Would thou hadst ne'er been born!
- Else she'll betray more men
- I would not kill thy unprepared spirit
- But why should honour outlive honesty?
- For, in my sense, 'tis happiness to die
- Killing myself, to die upon a kiss
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Iago
- 'Sblood
- Serve my turn upon him
- I know my price
- For my peculiar end
- I am not what I am
- Poison his delight
- Are your doors lock'd?
- Now, now, very now
- You are - a Senator
- Stuff o' the conscience
- I lack iniquity
- Nine or ten times
- Magnifico
- I am for you!
- Merely a lust of the blood
- But for my sport and profit
- He has done my office
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Iago
- Led by the nose as asses are
- If not critical
- Foul pranks which fair and wise ones do
- Let thy soul be instructed
- Like a poisonous mineral, gnaw my inwards
- Knavery's plain face
- 'Tis pride that pulls the country down
- Reputation is an idle and most false imposition
- Good wine is a good familiar creature
- This advice is free I give and honest
- That shall enmesh them all
- Steal away so guilty-like
- Some monsters in his thought
- It is a common thing
- Sith love breeds such offence
- With her, on her; what you will
- From this time forth, I never will speak word
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Desdemona
- Loved me for the dangers I had pass'd
- I am bound for life and education
- Duty as my mother show'd to you
- The riches of the ship
- If thou shouldst praise me?
- How if fair and foolish?
- Framed as fruitful as the free elements
- Shall undo her credits with the Moor
- His bed shall seem a school
- When I have spoke of you dispraisingly
- I am obedient
- My relief must be to loathe her
- I am very sorry that you are not well
- I had rather have lost my purse
- You'll never meet a more sufficient man
- This is some minx's token
- A fine/fair/sweet woman
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Desdemona
- Body and beauty unprovide my mind again
- I would do much to atone them
- I have not deserved this
- I will not stay to offend you
- I understand a fury in your words but not the words
- What ignorant sin have I committed?
- His unkindness may defeat my life
- We must not now displease him
- Wouldst thou do such a deed for all the world?
- I hope you will not kill me
- A guiltless death I die
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Emilia
- She has no speech
- More in the soldier than in the scholar
- It grieves my husband
- I nothing but to please his fantasy
- She'll run mad when she shall lack it
- Would it not make one weep?
- Why, I have lost him too
- Here's a change indeed!
- Some busy and insinuating rogue
- [Exit Emilia]
- A very handsome man
- I might do't as well i' the dark
- Fie upon thee, strumpet!
- I am bound to speak
- Lay me by my mistress' side
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Roderigo/Cassio
- Never set a squadron (C)
- Prattle without practice (C)
- I'll call aloud (R)
- My daughter is not for thee (R)
- Sir, sir, sir - (R)
- I will incontinently drown myself (R)
- When death is our physician (R)
- If I depend on the issue? (R)
- I am changed; I'll go sell all my land (R)
- Paragons description and wild fame (C)
- Make love's quick pants in Desdemona's arms (C)
- Valiant Cassio (C)
- 'Tis my breeding (C)
- I can't believe that in her (R)
- I'll do it; but it dislikes me (C)
- To the health of our general! (C)
- [Exit Roderigo] (R)
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Roderigo/Cassio
- Reputation! Reputation! Reputation! (C)
- So drunken and so indiscreet an officer (C)
- A Florentine more kind and honest (C)
- Let me hear thee say that Cassio's not alive (C)
- Throw your vile guesses in the Devil's teeth (C)
- I think, I' faith, she loves me (C)
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Brabantio/Duke/Lodovico
- My daughter is not for thee
- Most reverend signoir
- I have charged thee not to haunt
- Power to make this bitter to thee
- This accident is not unlike my dream
- Chains of magic
- Wealthy curled darlings of our nation
- Bond slaves and pagans
- Engluts and swallows other sorrows
- A maiden never bold
- To vouch this, is no proof
- Her father loved me
- Thy escape would teach me tyranny
- Let the Turks of Cyprus us beguile
- Deceived her father, and may thee
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Setting
- At Rhodes, at Cyprus
- [Brabantio appears above]
- Most reverend signoir
- What are you?
- I have charged thee not to haunt
- My house is not a grange
- The Sagittary
- Trade of war
- Business of some heat
- Many of the consuls, raised and met
- Neglecting an attempt of ease and pain
- It is a highwrought flood
- A Veronesa
- Our wars are done
- Let the heavens
- Against the elements
- Divine Desdemona/Bold Iago
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Setting
- Are we turn'd Turks
- Swords out
- In action glorious
- In a town of war
- 'Tis the soldier's life
- I know our country disposition well
- He thought 'twas witchcraft
- Her own dime, complexion and degree
- For I am black
- We can call these delicate creatures ours
- 'Tis the plague of great ones
- The big wars, that make ambition virtue!
- Pride, pomp and circumstance
- This hand is moist, my lady
- She, dying, gave it me
- Blown his ranks into the air
- Talking on the sea-bank with certain Venetians
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Setting
- This would not be believed in Venice
- Cyprus - Goats and monkeys!
- The Devils themselves showed fear to seize thee
- Fountain from which my current runs
- Cistern for foul toads to knot and gender in
- Fair paper made to write whore upon?
- O thou public commoner!
- Lay on my bed my wedding sheets
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