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49 Cards in this Set
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Quits first his royal palace |
Of flatt'ring sycophants |
1.1 Antonio |
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Would be as lecherous, covetous... |
...As any man, if he had the means to be so |
1.1 Antonio (about Bosola) |
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For a notorious murder, and 'twas thought |
The Cardinal suborned it |
1.1 Delio |
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This foul melancholy |
Will poison all his goodness |
1.1 Antonio (about Bosola) |
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It is fitting a soldier arise to be a prince, |
but not necessary a prince descend to be a captain |
1.1 Castruchio (to Ferdinand) |
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A most perverse and turbulent nature |
What appears in him mirth is merely outside |
1.1 Antonio (about Ferdinand) |
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She's a young widow, |
I would not have her marry again. |
1.1 Ferdinand (about Duchess) |
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Sway your |
high blood |
1.1 Cardinal (about Duchess) |
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Will you hear me? |
I'll never marry. |
1.1 Duchess |
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Your darkest actions, nay, your privat'st thoughts, |
Will come to light |
1.1 Cardinal (to Duchess) |
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This was my father's poniard... |
...I'd loath to see't rusty |
1.1 Ferdinand (to Duchess) |
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You have made me |
stark blind |
1.1 Antonio (to Duchess) |
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Ambition, madam, |
is a great man's madness |
1.1 Antonio (to Duchess) |
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The misery of us |
that are born great |
1.1 Duchess (to Antonio) |
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Stage Direction |
He rises |
1.1 Antonio |
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I sign your |
Quietus est |
1.1 Duchess (to Antonio before kissing him) |
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a fearful |
a fearful madness |
1.1 Cariola (when alone on screen) |
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Man stands |
Man stands amazed to see his deformity in any creature but himself |
2.1 Bosola |
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I look |
I look no higher than I can reach |
2.1 Bosola |
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traitors are |
traitors are ever confident until they are discovered |
2.3 Antonio |
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the ascendant |
the ascendant signifies short life |
2.3 Bosola (when reading horoscope) |
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what trick |
what trick didst thou invent |
2.4 Cardinal ` |
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the royal |
the royal blood of Aragon and Castile be thus attainted? |
2.5 Cardinal |
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unequal nature |
unequal nature, to place women's hearts so far upon the left side |
2.5 Cardinal |
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a false |
a false key into her bedchambers |
3.1 Ferdinand |
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whether I am doomed |
whether I am doomed to live or die, I can do both like a prince |
3.2 Duchess |
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why should only i |
why should only I of all the other princes of the world be cased up like a holy relic? |
3.2 Duchess |
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methinks unjust actions
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methinks unjust actions should wear these masks and curtains and not we |
3.2 Duchess |
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this jesting with religion |
this jesting with religion this feigned pilgrimage |
3.2 Cariola |
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superstitious |
superstitious fool |
3.2 Duchess |
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the Cardinal bears |
the Cardinal bears himself too cruel |
3.4 Pilgrim 1 |
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Portia... |
Portia...dead example of a loving wife |
4.1 Duchess |
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to bring |
to bring her despair |
4.1 Ferdinand |
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I am Duchess |
I am Duchess of Malfi still |
4.2 Duchess |
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sin their |
sin their conception |
4.2 Bosola |
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heaven gates are not |
heaven gates are not so highly arched as princes' palaces |
4.2 Duchess |
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why didst not |
why didst not thou pity her |
4.2 Ferdinand |
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Duchess last word |
Mercy |
4.2 Duchess |
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the office of |
the office of justice is perverted quite |
4.2 Bosola |
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I must feign |
I must feign somewhat |
5.2 Cardinal (aside) |
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pointing a
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pointing a pistol at him |
5.2 Julia (stage direction) |
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now I |
now I woo you |
5.2 Julia |
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I am like |
I am like one that is condemned |
5.2 Julia |
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as great a sin |
as great a sin as adultery |
5.2 Julia |
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I go I know |
I go I know not whither |
5.2 Julia (dying words) |
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the master |
the master-key |
5.2 Cardinal |
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in our miseries |
in our miseries Fortune have a part |
5.3 Antonio |
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How tedious |
How tedious is a guilty conscience! |
5.5 Cardinal |
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whether we fall |
whether we fall by ambition, blood or lust like diamonds, we are cut with our own dust |
5.5 Ferdinand (dying words) |