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"I follow him to...
...serve my turn upon him" (iago)
"look to your...
... house, your daughter, and your bags!" (iago)
"an old black...
...ram is tupping your white ewe" (iago)
"your daughter and the Moor are...
... making the beast with two backs" (iago)
"tying her duty...
... beauty and fortunes in an extravagant and wheeling stranger" (roderigo)
"how she got out?...
... O treason of the blood!" (brabantio)
"in following him...
... I follow but myself" (iago)
"he tonight hath boarded...
... a land carrack. If it peove lawful prize, he's made forever" -Iago
"damned as thou art...
...thou hast enchanted her" - Brabantio
"keep up your bright swords...
... for the dew will rust them" - Othello
"she loved me for the...
... dangers that I had passed, and I loved her that she did pity them" -Othello (1.3)
"it is merely...
...a lust of the blood and a permission of the will (Iago, 1.3)
"the food to him now is as...
... luscious as locusts shall be to him shortly as bitter as coloquintida."
"hell and night must...
...bring this monstrous birth to the world's light" (iago, 1.3)
"players in your...
...housewifery, and housewives in your beds" (Iago, 2.1)
"you rise to play...
... and go to bed to work" (iago, 2.1)
"if she be black, and thereto have a wit...
...she'll find a white that shall her blackness fit" -Iago 2.1
"that she was ever fair and never proud...
...had tongue at will and yet was never loud" (iago, 2.1)
"with as little a web as this...
...will I ensnare as great a fly as Cassio" (Iago, 2.1)
"my parts, my title...
...my perfect soul shall manifest me rightly" (othello 1.2)
"you are the lord of all my duty...
...i am hitherto your daughter. but heres my husband" (desdamona 1.3)
"my heart's subdued...
...even to the very quality of my lord (desdamona 1.3)
"if i be left behind, a moth of peace, and he go to war...
...the rights for which i love him are bereft me" (desdamona 1.3)
"look to her moor, if thou hast eyes to see...
...she has decieved her father and may thee" (brabantio 1.3)
"i hate the moor, and it is thought abroad...
...that 'twixt my sheets he's done my office" (iago 1.3)
"if thou cans't cuckold him...
...thou dost thyself a pleasure, me a sport (iago 1.3)
"he hath achieved a maid...
...that paragons description description and wild flame" (cassio 2.1)
"knavery's plain face...
...is never seen till used" (iago 2.1)
"i will turn her virtue into pitch, and out of her own...
...goodness make the net that shall enmesh them all" (iago 2.3)
"oh beware my lord of...
...jealousy! it is the green-eyed monster which doth mock" (iago, 3.3)
"away at once with...
...love or jealousy" (othello 3.3)
"if i do prove her haggard though that he jesses were my dear heart-strings...
...i'd whistle her off and let her down the wind to prey at her fortune" (iago 3.3)
"o curse of marriage that we call these...
...delicate creatures ours and not their appetites" (othello 3.3)
"if she be falso, o then...
...heaven mocks itself; i'll not believe it (othello 3.3)
"'i had been happy if the general camp pioners and all...
...had tasted her sweet body so had i nothing known" (othello 3.3)
"her name, that was as fresh as...
'...dian's visage, is now begrimed and black as mine own face." (othello 3.3)
"i will chop her...
...into messes! cuckold me! (othello, 4.1)
"do it not with poison;...
...strangle her in her bed, even the bed she hath contaminated" (iago 4.1)
"she is abused, stol'n from me...
...and corrupted by spells and medicines bought of mountebanks" (brabantio 1;3, mountebanks are decievers)
"rude am i in speech...
...and little blessed with the soft phrase of peace" (othello, 1.3)
"with some mixtures...
...powerful o'er the blood... he wrought upon her" (brabantio 1.3)
"to fall in love with...
...what she feared to look on" (brabantio 1.3)
"let housewives make a...
...skillet of my helm" (othello 1.3)
"my life...
...upon her faith!" (othello 1.3 after brabantio warns her of d's disloyalty)
"when she is satiated with his body...
...she will find the errors of her choice" (iago, 1.3)
"i hate the moor...
...my cause is hearted. thine has no less reason" (iago, 1.3)
"the moor is of...
...a free and open nature" (iago, 1.3 - he is too trusting)
"our great...
...captains' captain" (cassio 2.1, talking about desdamona)
"our general's wife...
...is now the general (iago, 2.3)
"her appetite shall play the...
...god with his weak function" (iago 2.3)
"when devils will the blackest sins put on...
...they do suggest at first with heavenly shows as i do now" (iago 2.3)
"she did decieve her father, marrying you...
...and when she seemed to shake and fear your looks, she loved them most" (iago, 3.3)
"arise black vengance...
...from the hollow hell!" (othello 3.3)
"they are all stomachs, we all but food...
...they eat us hungerly, and when they are full, they belch us" (emilia, 3.4)
"it is a monster...
...begot upon itself, born on itself" (emilia, 3.4)
"it is my nature's plague...
...to spy into abuses, and oft my jealousy shapes faults that are not" (iago, 3.3, mirroring othello's thoughts, reversal, mind games)
"my lord...
...is not my lord" (desdemona 3:4)
"a horned man's...
...a monster and a beast" (othello 4:1, cuckoldry turns men into subhumans)
this is a subtle wh0re...
... a closet, lock and key, of villainous secrets" (othello 4:2)
"the cunning wh0re...
...of venice that married with othello" (othello 4:2)
"haply for i am black...
... and have not the soft parts of conversation that chamberers have" (othello 3.3)
"if she be false...
... heaven mocked itself" (heaven itself is a fake, othello 3.3)
"i nothing but...
... to please his fantasy" (emilia 3.3, passivity lack of responsibility for hanky)
"they are not ever jealous for...
... the cause, but jealous for they're jealous . It is a monster begot upon itself, born on itself" (emilia 3.4)
"tis a strumpet's plague...
...to beguile many and be beguiled by one"
"impudent...
...strumpet! (othello 4.2)
"i do think it is their...
... husband's faults if wives do fall" (emilia 4.3)
"the ills we do...
... their ills instruct us so" (emilia 4.3)
"let husbands know...
... their wives have sense like them. they see and smell and have their palates both for sweet and sour, as husbands have" (emilia 4.3)
"thy bed...
... lust stained, shall with lust's blood be spotted" (othello 5.1)
"i am no strumpet...
... but of life as honest as you that thus abuse me" (bianca 5.1)
"yet she must die...
...else she'll betray more men" (othello 5.2)
"o balmy breath...
... that dost almost persuade justice to break her sword" (othello 5.2)
"be thus when thou art dead...
... and i will kill thee and love thee after" (othello 5.2)
"mak'st me call what i intend to do...
... a murder, which i thought a sacrafice" (othello 5.2)
"a guiltless...
...death i die" (desdemona 5.2)
"nobody. i myself. farewell...
...commend me to my kind lord" (desdemona dying words 5.2)
"the more angel she...
... and you the blacker devil!" (emilia 5.2)
"she was a wh0re...
...she was false as water" (othello 5.2)
"she's like a liar...
...gone to burning hell" (othello 5.2)
"he lies...
...to the heart" (emilia on iago, 5.2)
"i will not charm my tongue...
... i am bound to speak. my mistress lies murdered in her bed" (emilia 5.2)
"tis proper i obey him...
... but not now" (emilia 5.2)
"thou hast killed...
...the sweetest innocent that e'er did lift up eye" (emilia 5.2)
(iago: hold your peace) "no, i will speak as liberal as the north...
... let heaven and men and devils, let them all, all, all cry shame against me, yet i speak" (emilia 5.2)
"villainous...
...wh0re!" (iago 5.2)
"so speaking as i...
... think, alas i die" (emilia 5.2, becomes a matyr for women's rights, is persecuted for her defiant nature)
"he that was...
...othello" (othello 5.2, becomes detatched from his former self upon realising the truth)
"for naught i did in hate...
... but all in honour" (othello 5.2)
"of one that loved not wisely...
... but too well. of one not easily jealous, but being wrought, perplexed in the extreme" (othello 5.2)
"goats...
...and monkeys!" (othello 4.1)
"where a malignant and...
...turbaned turk beat a venitian... and smote him thus (stabs himself)" (othello 5.2)