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Lucio 1.1
āthy bones are hollowā - bawdy humour
āfoppery of freedomā - ironic that Lucio is free and Claudio isnāt
Lucio 1.4
āhail, virgin!ā - classifies Isabella by her sexuality
āa thing enskied and saintedā
āurine congealed iceā
Lucio 2.2
ākneel down before him, hang upon his gownā
āay, touch him, thereās the veinā
Lucio 3.2
āGo to kennel Pompey, goā
āhe would mouth with a beggarā
Lucio 4.3
āI loved thy brotherā
Lucio 5.1
ātis a meddling friarā
āthis may prove worse than hangingā
āi beseech your highness, do not marry me to a whore.ā
Duke 1.1
ālent him our terror, dressed him with our loveā
āi love the people, but do not like to stage me to their eyesā
Duke 1.3
āthe baby beats the nurseā
ālike an overgrown lion in a caveā
āwe shall see if power changes purpose what our seemers beā
Duke 2.3
āthen was your sin of heavier kind than hisā
Duke 3.1
āthy best of rest is sleepā
Duke 3.2
āwhat may man within him hide, though angel on the outward sideā
Duke 4.3
āconvenient is itā
āi will keep her ignorant of her goodā
Duke 5.1
āan angelo to a claudio, death for death, and measure still for measure.ā
āaway with her: poor soulā
āwhere i have seen corruption boil and bubble till it oāerrun the stewā
āwhats mine is yours, and what is yours is mine.ā
Angelo 1.1
ātest made of my metalā¦so great a figure be stamped upon itā
Angelo 2.1
āWe must not make a scarecrow of the lawā
Angelo 2.2 (5)
āpray you be goneā
āit is the law, not iā
ādo as the carrion does, not as the flowerā
āfeast upon her eyesā
āever till now when men were fond, i smiled, and wondered howā
Angelo 2.4 (5)
āmight there not be a charity in sin to save this brothers life?ā
ālay down the treasures of your bodyā
āi give my sensual race the rein, fit thy consent to my sharp appetite.ā
āsay what you can, my false oāerweighs your trueā
āblood, thou art bloodā
Angelo 4.4
āfor my authority bears of a credent bulkā
Angelo 5.1
āmy lord, her wits i fear me are not firmā āinstrumentsā
āi should be guiltier than my guiltinessā
āi crave death more willingly than mercy
Claudio 1.2 (4)
ātoo much libertyā
āour natures are like rats a raving and when we drink we dieā
āi got possession of juliettaās bedā āshe is fast my wifeā
ātis surely for a nameā
Juliet 2.3
ābear the shame most patientlyā
āas i love the woman that wronged himā
Claudio 3.1 (4)
āif i must die i will encounter darkness as a bride and hug it in mine armsā
āthou shalt not do itā
āsure it is no sin, or of the deadly seven it is the leastā
"Ay, but to die, and go we know not where;
To lie in cold obstruction and to rot;"
Pompey 1.2
āall houses in the suburbs of Vienna must be plucked downā
Pompey 4.2
āi have been an unlawful bawd but i will be content to be a lawful hangman.ā
Isabella 1.4
āI speak not wanting more but desiring a more strict restraintā
Isabella 2.2
āDressed in a little brief authority,ā
āgo to your bosom, knock there, and ask your heart what it doth knowā
āit is excellent to have a giantās strength, but it is tyrannous to use it like a giantā
Isabella 2.4 (4)
āI am come to know your pleasureā
ākeen whips iād wear as rubiesā
āi had rather give my body than my soulā
āwith an outstretched throat iāll tell the world aloudā
Isabella 3.1 (3)
āoh you beast! oh faithless coward, oh dishonest wretch!ā
ādie, perish!ā āiāll pray a thousand prayers for thy deathā
Isabella 5.1 (2)
āgiven me justice, justice, justice, justiceā
āa hypocrite, a virgin-violator, is it not strange, and strange?ā
About Mariana +Angelo 3.1
āa marble to her tearsā
Mariana 4.1
āI am always bound to youā
Mariana 5.1 4
(about Mariana) āwhy, you are nothing, then, neither mid, widow, nor wife?ā
āi hope you will not mock me with a husbandā
āor else for ever be confixed here a marble monumentā
āi crave no other, nor no better manā