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Semaya Ali 10 questions

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  1. 1• manacle [Ferdinand’s] [blank_start]neck and feet together[blank_end]
    • allowing Ferdinand to drink [blank_start]sea-water[blank_end]
    • feeding him [blank_start]withered roots[blank_end]
    • justify [them] [blank_start]traitors[blank_end]
    • Prospero says that Antonio [blank_start]must restore[blank_end]
    • Prin[blank_start]ce of power[blank_end]
    • He calls them [blank_start]penitent[blank_end]
    • Having both [blank_start]the key of officer and office[blank_end]
    • What is the [blank_start]time of the day?[blank_end] The time [blank_start]must by us both be spent more preciously[blank_end]
    • Thy [blank_start]nerves are in their infancy again[blank_end]
    • Thy groans [blank_start]penetrate the breast of ever-angry bears[blank_end]
    • This [blank_start]island's mine[blank_end]
    • So dry [blank_start]he was for sway[blank_end]
    • Subject [blank_start]his coronet to his crown[blank_end]
    • Bend [blank_start]dukedom yet unbowed[blank_end]
    • No [blank_start]kind of traffic would I[blank_end] admit
    • No [blank_start]name of magistrate[blank_end]
    • for it is [blank_start]you that chalked the way which brought[blank_end] us hither
    • Tears [blank_start]run down his beard like winter[blank_end] drops
    • thy s[blank_start]chool master[blank_end]
    • ch[blank_start]erubim[blank_end]
    • thou [blank_start]art inclined to sleep[blank_end] Thou [blank_start]canst not choose[blank_end]
    • Frin[blank_start]ged curtain of thin eye advance[blank_end]
    • Pity [blank_start]move my father to be inclined my[blank_end] way
    • Even when Miranda challenges her father she is described in the stage direction to be [blank_start]kneeling[blank_end]
    • play [blank_start]the men[blank_end]
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    1. Aneck and feet together
    2. Bsea-water
    3. Cwithered roots
    4. Dtraitors
    5. Emust restore
    6. Fce of power
    7. Gpenitent
    8. Hthe key of officer and office
    9. Itime of the day?
    10. Jmust by us both be spent more preciously
    11. Knerves are in their infancy again
    12. Lpenetrate the breast of ever-angry bears
    13. Misland's mine
    14. Nhe was for sway
    15. Ohis coronet to his crown
    16. Pdukedom yet unbowed
    17. Qkind of traffic would I
    18. Rname of magistrate
    19. Syou that chalked the way which brought
    20. Trun down his beard like winter
    21. Uchool master
    22. Verubim
    23. Wart inclined to sleep
    24. Xcanst not choose
    25. Yged curtain of thin eye advance
    26. Zmove my father to be inclined my
    27. AAkneeling
    28. ABthe men
  2. 2• Prospero says he grants Sebastian, Alonso and Antonio a [blank_start]hearty welcome[blank_end]
    • the [blank_start]rarer action is in virtue than in veng[blank_end]eance
    • not [blank_start]a frown further[blank_end]
    • At this hour lie at my mercy all mine enemies
    • I do [blank_start]forgive thy rankest[blank_end] fault
    • [blank_start]felt a fever of the[blank_end] mad
    • Whisp[blank_start]ers to Ariel[blank_end]
    • but [blank_start]air one of their kind[blank_end] [shall] [blank_start]relish all as sharply[blank_end] and be [blank_start]kindlier moved than thou art[blank_end]?
    • [blank_start]Traitor[blank_end] Ferdinand
    • [blank_start]Beauty’s can[blank_end]ker
    • thou [blank_start]mightst call him a goodly[blank_end] person
    • If you [blank_start]now beheld them[blank_end], [blank_start]your affections would become tender[blank_end] [blank_start]dost thou think so, spirit?[blank_end] she would forgive is she were [blank_start]human[blank_end]
    • Alonso speaks of [blank_start]my trespass It is monstrous, monstrous![blank_end]
    • Thy [blank_start]dukedom i resign[blank_end], [blank_start]do entreat thou pardon me my wrong[blank_end]
    • Beat [blank_start]him enough. After a little time[blank_end], [blank_start]I'll beat him too[blank_end]
    • Ferdinand, [blank_start]found a wife where he himself was lost[blank_end] Prospero his [blank_start]dukedom[blank_end] and they found [blank_start]all of us ourselves when no man was his[blank_end] own
    [blank_start]I'll be wise hereafter And seek[blank_end] for grace
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    1. Ahearty welcome
    2. Brarer action is in virtue than in veng
    3. Ca frown further
    4. Dforgive thy rankest
    5. Efelt a fever of the
    6. Fers to Ariel
    7. Gair one of their kind
    8. Hrelish all as sharply
    9. Ikindlier moved than thou art
    10. JTraitor
    11. KBeauty’s can
    12. Lmightst call him a goodly
    13. Mnow beheld them
    14. Nyour affections would become tender
    15. Odost thou think so, spirit?
    16. Phuman
    17. Qmy trespass It is monstrous, monstrous!
    18. Rdukedom i resign
    19. Sdo entreat thou pardon me my wrong
    20. Thim enough. After a little time
    21. UI'll beat him too
    22. Vfound a wife where he himself was lost
    23. Wdukedom
    24. Xall of us ourselves when no man was his
    25. YI'll be wise hereafter And seek
  3. 3• Ariel that if he even [blank_start]murmur'st[blank_end] that he will place the same punishment of [blank_start]rendering an oak and pegging[blank_end] thee in [blank_start]thy knotty entrails[blank_end]
    • Prospero calls Ariel [blank_start]moody[blank_end]
    • Prospero tells Ariel [blank_start]no more[blank_end] when she request freedom
    • Prospero asks Ariel if she forgets from what [blank_start]torment [he] freed thee?[blank_end]
    • Co[blank_start]rrespondent to command[blank_end]
    • [blank_start]My[blank_end] Ariel
    • great [blank_start]master[blank_end]
    • Ariel called [blank_start]my slave[blank_end] she is ironically called Sycorax [blank_start]servant[blank_end]
    • thou [blank_start]callst me up at midnight to fetch[blank_end] dew
    • My [blank_start]liberty[blank_end]
    • [blank_start]Malignant[blank_end] thing!
    • ay, [blank_start]sir[blank_end]
    • The use of [blank_start]master[blank_end] right after Prospero reminds Ariel of how he freed her is ironic
    • what [blank_start]shall I do? Say what? What shal[blank_end]l I do?
    • Before [blank_start]you can say come and go[blank_end], and [blank_start]breath twice and cry so so[blank_end]
    • To fly [blank_start]to swim, to dive into fire, to[blank_end] ride
    • Most [blank_start]lying slave[blank_end]
    • Whom [blank_start]stripes may not move, not kindness[blank_end]
    • On whose [blank_start]nature nurture can never stick[blank_end]
    • A devil, [blank_start]a born devil[blank_end]
    • His mind [blank_start]cankers[blank_end].
    • his [blank_start]pains[blank_end] were [blank_start]quite lost[blank_end] on Caliban
    • first [blank_start]thou strok'st me and made much[blank_end] of me
    • I h[blank_start]ave used thee[blank_end]
    • filth as [blank_start]thou art, with humane care[blank_end]
    • With age [blank_start]his body uglier grow[blank_end]s
    • Thou [blank_start]tak'st from[blank_end] me
    • taught him to name the [blank_start]bigger light[blank_end] and also taught him how the [blank_start]less burn by and night[blank_end]
    • Caliban calls the place he is kept in a [blank_start]sty[blank_end]
    • First [blank_start]was mine own kin[blank_end]g
    • You taught [blank_start]me language I know how to curse[blank_end]
    • [blank_start]gabble[blank_end]-like
    • The [blank_start]red plague for learning me your language[blank_end]
    • Control [Caliban’s] [blank_start]dam’s God Setebos and make a vassal[blank_end] of him
    • It is due to the [blank_start]bottle[blank_end] that Caliban assumes as a subordinate position
    • promises to be [blank_start]his subject[blank_end]
    • liquor [blank_start]is not earthly[blank_end]
    • I will [blank_start]kiss thy foot be my[blank_end] god
    • He calls the liquor [blank_start]celestial[blank_end]
    • Caliban says he has a [blank_start]new master[blank_end] and connotes with [blank_start]freedom, high day![blank_end]
    • South[blank_start]west wind blow on you[blank_end]
    • Thou [blank_start]shalt have cramps side-stitches[blank_end]
    • Freckled [blank_start]whelp[blank_end]
    • not [blank_start]honoured with human[blank_end] shape
    • Make [blank_start]our fire fetch our wood[blank_end] [blank_start]serves in offices profit[blank_end] us
    • The first words Caliban says is [blank_start]there’s wood enough within[blank_end]
    • bless [blank_start]our Europe with your daughter[blank_end], but [blank_start]rather lose her to an African[blank_end]
    • monstro[blank_start]us shape more gentle[blank_end], kind [blank_start]than of our human generation[blank_end]
    • Took [blank_start]pains to make thee speak[blank_end] taught thee [blank_start]each hour one thing or another[blank_end] when [blank_start]thou did know thine own meaning[blank_end]
    • Half a [blank_start]fish and half a monster[blank_end]
    • Let me [blank_start]lick thy shoe[blank_end]
    • What [blank_start]a thrice-double ass was I[blank_end], [blank_start]to take this drunkard for a god[blank_end] and [blank_start]worship this dull fool![blank_end]
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    1. Amurmur'st
    2. Brendering an oak and pegging
    3. Cthy knotty entrails
    4. Dmoody
    5. Eno more
    6. Ftorment [he] freed thee?
    7. Grrespondent to command
    8. HMy
    9. Imaster
    10. Jmy slave
    11. Kservant
    12. Lcallst me up at midnight to fetch
    13. Mliberty
    14. NMalignant
    15. Osir
    16. Pmaster
    17. Qshall I do? Say what? What shal
    18. Rbreath twice and cry so so
    19. Syou can say come and go
    20. Tto swim, to dive into fire, to
    21. Ulying slave
    22. Vstripes may not move, not kindness
    23. Wnature nurture can never stick
    24. Xa born devil
    25. Ycankers
    26. Zpains
    27. AAquite lost
    28. ABthou strok'st me and made much
    29. ACave used thee
    30. ADthou art, with humane care
    31. AEhis body uglier grow
    32. AFtak'st from
    33. AGbigger light
    34. AHless burn by and night
    35. AIsty
    36. AJwas mine own kin
    37. AKme language I know how to curse
    38. ALgabble
    39. AMred plague for learning me your language
    40. ANdam’s God Setebos and make a vassal
    41. AObottle
    42. APhis subject
    43. AQis not earthly
    44. ARkiss thy foot be my
    45. AScelestial
    46. ATnew master
    47. AUfreedom, high day!
    48. AVwest wind blow on you
    49. AWshalt have cramps side-stitches
    50. AXwhelp
    51. AYhonoured with human
    52. AZour fire fetch our wood
    53. BAserves in offices profit
    54. BBthere’s wood enough within
    55. BCour Europe with your daughter
    56. BDrather lose her to an African
    57. BEus shape more gentle
    58. BFthan of our human generation
    59. BGpains to make thee speak
    60. BHeach hour one thing or another
    61. BIthou did know thine own meaning
    62. BJfish and half a monster
    63. BKlick thy shoe
    64. BLa thrice-double ass was I
    65. BMto take this drunkard for a god
    66. BNworship this dull fool!
  4. 4• My [blank_start]foot my tuto[blank_end]r
    • must [blank_start]bestow[blank_end] upon their eyes the beauty of his art [blank_start]expect[blank_end] it
    • [blank_start]preserved[blank_end] him and that her [blank_start]smile[blank_end] [was] [blank_start]infused with fortitude from heaven[blank_end]
    • [blank_start]undergoing stomach[blank_end] and [blank_start]burden groaned[blank_end]
    • he sunk the boat and created the tempest [blank_start]in care of thee[blank_end]
    • [blank_start]Obey[blank_end] and be [blank_start]attentive[blank_end]
    • [blank_start]mother was a piece[blank_end] of virtue she [blank_start]said thou wast my daughter[blank_end]
    • I pray [blank_start]thee mark me thou attends[blank_end] not!
    • Like a [blank_start]good parent[blank_end]
    • chide [blank_start]thee, if not hate thee[blank_end]
    • [blank_start]sighs[blank_end] [blank_start]his arms in this sad knot[blank_end]”
    • The [blank_start]music crept me upon the[blank_end] waters
    • I [blank_start]weep[blank_end]. Myself [blank_start]am Naples[blank_end]
    • False [blank_start]brother[blank_end]
    • Our [blank_start]escape is much beyond our loss[blank_end] weigh [blank_start]our sorrow with our comfort[blank_end]
    • let's [blank_start]take leave of him[blank_end]
    My [blank_start]gift[blank_end]
    • Worthi[blank_start]ly purchased[blank_end]
    • Take [blank_start]my daughter[blank_end]
    • Miranda constantly refers to her father as [blank_start]you[blank_end] and he refers to her as [blank_start]thou[blank_end]
    • I should [blank_start]sin to think but nobly of my grandmother[blank_end]
    • Good [blank_start]wombs have borne bad[blank_end] sons
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    1. Afoot my tuto
    2. Bbestow
    3. Cexpect
    4. Dpreserved
    5. Einfused with fortitude from heaven
    6. Fsmile
    7. Gundergoing stomach
    8. Hburden groaned
    9. Iin care of thee
    10. JObey
    11. Kattentive
    12. Lmother was a piece
    13. Msaid thou wast my daughter
    14. Nthee mark me thou attends
    15. Ogood parent
    16. Pthee, if not hate thee
    17. Qsighs
    18. Rhis arms in this sad knot
    19. Smusic crept me upon the
    20. Tweep
    21. Uam Naples
    22. Vbrother
    23. Wescape is much beyond our loss
    24. Xour sorrow with our comfort
    25. Ytake leave of him
    26. Zgift
    27. AAly purchased
    28. ABmy daughter
    29. ACyou
    30. ADthou
    31. AEsin to think but nobly of my grandmother
    32. AFwombs have borne bad
  5. 5• [blank_start]temperate[blank_end] nymph
    • [blank_start]contract of true[blank_end] love
    • I had [blank_start]forgot the foul conspiracy of the beast[blank_end] Caliban
    • It [blank_start]goes on[blank_end] i see
    • He "[blank_start]lodged[blank_end] Caliban in his cell
    • [blank_start]violate the honour[blank_end] of [Prospero's] child
    • Prospero accuses Ferdinand of being a [blank_start]spy[blank_end]
    • he placed himself on this island to [blank_start]win it from me[blank_end]
    • A thing [blank_start]divine[blank_end]
    • nothing [blank_start]natural I ever saw so noble[blank_end]
    • I am the [blank_start]best of them that speak this speech[blank_end]
    • He’s gentle, [blank_start]and not fearful[blank_end]
    • H[blank_start]aving seen but him and Caliban[blank_end] to the most of men this is a [blank_start]Caliban[blank_end] then her [blank_start]affection are then most humble[blank_end]
    • He says his punishment will be light might [he] [blank_start]behold this maid[blank_end]
    • he then needs not liberty [blank_start]space enough have I in such a prison[blank_end]
    • [blank_start]Do love, prize[blank_end], honour you
    • [blank_start]Wondered father and wife[blank_end] makes this place [blank_start]paradise[blank_end]
    • [blank_start]Do you love me master?[blank_end] No?
    • Caliban says [blank_start]I loved thee[blank_end]
    • [blank_start]virgin-knot[blank_end] Prospero mentions this
    • The images of marriage are full [blank_start]holy[blank_end] [blank_start]sweet[blank_end] [blank_start]aspersion[blank_end] [blank_start]Grow[blank_end]"
    • Images of sex outside of wedlock are infertility [blank_start]barren hate weeds[blank_end]
    • O, I have [blank_start]suffered with those that I saw suffer[blank_end]!
    • Go[blank_start]ddess[blank_end]
    • O, [blank_start]you wonder[blank_end]
    • If [blank_start]you be maid, or no? If a virgin[blank_end]?
    • At first [blank_start]sight they have changed[blank_end] eyes
    • The [blank_start]first that I sighed[blank_end] for
    • I must [blank_start]make uneasy lest too light a winning[blank_end]
    • There’s [blank_start]nothing ill can dwell in such a[blank_end] temple
    • The constant switching Prospero does between speaking to Ferdinand and to Miranda
    • She is [blank_start]mortal, but by immortal providence[blank_end] she is mine
    • I am [blank_start]your wife if you will marry me[blank_end]” “you may [blank_start]deny me but I’ll be your servant[blank_end]
    At mine [blank_start]unworthiness that dare not offer[blank_end] what [blank_start]I desire to give[blank_end], and [blank_start]much less take[blank_end]
    [blank_start]What I shall die to want[blank_end]
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    1. Atemperate
    2. Bcontract of true
    3. Cforgot the foul conspiracy of the beast
    4. Dgoes on
    5. Elodged
    6. Fviolate the honour
    7. Gspy
    8. Hwin it from me
    9. Idivine
    10. Jnatural I ever saw so noble
    11. Kbest of them that speak this speech
    12. Land not fearful
    13. Maving seen but him and Caliban
    14. NCaliban
    15. Oaffection are then most humble
    16. Pbehold this maid
    17. Qspace enough have I in such a prison
    18. RDo love, prize
    19. SWondered father and wife
    20. Tparadise
    21. UDo you love me master?
    22. VI loved thee
    23. Wvirgin-knot
    24. Xholy
    25. Ysweet
    26. Zaspersion
    27. AAGrow
    28. ABbarren hate weeds
    29. ACsuffered with those that I saw suffer
    30. ADddess
    31. AEyou wonder
    32. AFyou be maid, or no? If a virgin
    33. AGsight they have changed
    34. AHfirst that I sighed
    35. AImake uneasy lest too light a winning
    36. AJnothing ill can dwell in such a
    37. AKmortal, but by immortal providence
    38. ALyour wife if you will marry me
    39. AMdeny me but I’ll be your servant
    40. ANunworthiness that dare not offer
    41. AOI desire to give
    42. APmuch less take
    43. AQWhat I shall die to want
  6. 6• Refers to his magic as "[blank_start]art[blank_end]"
    • "[blank_start]By accidents most[blank_end] strange" "[blank_start]bountiful for[blank_end]tune" "[blank_start]auspicious[blank_end] star" "by [blank_start]whose aid[blank_end]"
    • curse Sycorax placed he says she "[blank_start]could not again[blank_end] undo"
    • "I can [blank_start]disarm thee with a stick and make[blank_end] thy [blank_start]weapon drop[blank_end]"
    • Prospero refers to the spirits as "[blank_start]actor[blank_end]"
    • He calls his magic a "[blank_start]baseless[blank_end] fabric"
    • "[blank_start]Insubstantial pageant[blank_end] faded"
    • "We are [blank_start]such stuff as dreams are made on[blank_end]" "Our [blank_start]little life is rounded with a sleep[blank_end]"
    • "Be[blank_start]dimmed the noontide sun[blank_end]" "called [blank_start]forth mutinous winds[blank_end]"
    • "Set [blank_start]roaring war[blank_end]”
    • "rattling [blank_start]thunder[blank_end]"
    • “Fire and [blank_start]rifted Jove’s stout oak[blank_end]"
    • "Graves at [blank_start]my command have waked their sleepers[blank_end]"
    • "my [blank_start]potent[blank_end] art"
    • “[blank_start]Vanity[blank_end] of my art.”
    • "[blank_start]Rough[blank_end] magic"
    • "I here [blank_start]abjure[blank_end]"
    • "[blank_start]Work his end[blank_end].... to some [blank_start]heavenly[blank_end] music"
    • "[blank_start]I'll break my[blank_end] staff" "I'll [blank_start]drown my book[blank_end]”
    • Prospero holds Alonso in a "[blank_start]charm[blank_end]"
    • "[blank_start]My charms are[blank_end] all [blank_start]o'erthrown[blank_end]”
    • "What [blank_start]strength i have's mine[blank_end] own"
    • "I must be [blank_start]here confined by you[blank_end]"
    • his "[blank_start]project[blank_end]" is dependent upon the "[blank_start]breath[blank_end]" of an unidentified "[blank_start]your[blank_end](s)"
    • "[blank_start]Want[blank_end][s]" spirits to do his bidding, yet "[blank_start]relieved by[blank_end] prayer."
    • "[blank_start]blue-eyed[blank_end] hag"
    • Sycorax is called "[blank_start]abhorred[blank_end]"
    • "[blank_start]shortly shall my[blank_end] labours [blank_start]end[blank_end]"
    • Stephano says about Prospero “the [blank_start]devil speaks in[blank_end] him”
    • “pluck [blank_start]my magic garment from[blank_end] me”
    • “My [blank_start]library was dukedom large enough[blank_end]” ”volumes [blank_start]I prize above my dukedom[blank_end]”
    • “This is no mortal’s business “nor [blank_start]no sound that the earth owns[blank_end]”
    • “Thunder, and [blank_start]shaking and a great noise[blank_end], and a [blank_start]tempest and a flame of devouring fire[blank_end].”
    • “if this [blank_start]prove a vision of the island[blank_end], one dear [blank_start]son I shall twice lose[blank_end]"
    • "by [blank_start]sorcery he got[blank_end] this isle"
    • “[blank_start]hag[blank_end]-born”
    • "A [blank_start]living drollery[blank_end]! Now I [blank_start]will believe that there are unicorns[blank_end]”
    • “Nay [blank_start]God of power[blank_end], I would [blank_start]have sunk the sea within the earth[blank_end]”
    • “Foul [blank_start]witch Sycorax[blank_end]”
    • “[blank_start]Sorceries[blank_end] terrible”
    • she was “[blank_start]banished[blank_end]” “with a [blank_start]child[blank_end]”
    • the lack of remembering on other parts is due to the "[blank_start]subtleties of the isle[blank_end]"
    • Ariel was trapped into a “[blank_start]cloven[blank_end] pine” by Sycorax
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    1. Aart
    2. BBy accidents most
    3. Cbountiful for
    4. Dauspicious
    5. Ewhose aid
    6. Fcould not again
    7. Gdisarm thee with a stick and make
    8. Hweapon drop
    9. Iactor
    10. Jbaseless
    11. KInsubstantial pageant
    12. Lsuch stuff as dreams are made on
    13. Mlittle life is rounded with a sleep
    14. Ndimmed the noontide sun
    15. Oforth mutinous winds
    16. Proaring war
    17. Qthunder
    18. Rrifted Jove’s stout oak
    19. Smy command have waked their sleepers
    20. Tpotent
    21. UVanity
    22. VRough
    23. Wabjure
    24. XWork his end
    25. Yheavenly
    26. ZI'll break my
    27. AAdrown my book
    28. ABcharm
    29. ACMy charms are
    30. ADo'erthrown
    31. AEstrength i have's mine
    32. AFhere confined by you
    33. AGproject
    34. AHbreath
    35. AIyour
    36. AJWant
    37. AKrelieved by
    38. ALblue-eyed
    39. AMabhorred
    40. ANshortly shall my
    41. AOend
    42. APdevil speaks in
    43. AQmy magic garment from
    44. ARlibrary was dukedom large enough
    45. ASI prize above my dukedom
    46. ATno sound that the earth owns
    47. AUshaking and a great noise
    48. AVtempest and a flame of devouring fire
    49. AWprove a vision of the island
    50. AXson I shall twice lose
    51. AYsorcery he got
    52. AZhag
    53. BAliving drollery
    54. BBwill believe that there are unicorns
    55. BCGod of power
    56. BDhave sunk the sea within the earth
    57. BEwitch Sycorax
    58. BFSorceries
    59. BGbanished
    60. BHchild
    61. BIsubtleties of the isle
    62. BJcloven
  7. 7• "[blank_start]wronged Duke[blank_end] of Milan"
    • “The [blank_start]creatures that were mine[blank_end]… [blank_start]changed ‘em or else new formed ‘em[blank_end].”
    • “To have [blank_start]no screen between this part he played[blank_end], and [blank_start]him he played it for[blank_end]”
    • Not to leave a “[blank_start]mark so bloody on the business[blank_end]”
    • “[blank_start]Decked the sea[blank_end] with [blank_start]drops full salt[blank_end]”
    • “[blank_start]Sea[blank_end]-sorrow”
    • “All [blank_start]hell is empty, and all the devils[blank_end] are here”
    • "You amongst men [blank_start]being most unfit to live[blank_end]"
    • "You are [blank_start]three men of sin[blank_end]."
    • “Made such [blank_start]a sinner of his memory[blank_end]”
    • "My [blank_start]strong imagination sees a crown dropping[blank_end] upon thy head."
    • "What [blank_start]might, Worthy Sebastian?[blank_end] [blank_start]O, what might-?[blank_end] [blank_start]No more[blank_end]."
    • "look [blank_start]how well my garment sit upon me[blank_end]"
    • When asked of his conscience he ask "w[blank_start]here lies that?[blank_end]"
    • "You may [blank_start]thank yourself for this great loss[blank_end]"
    • "Art [blank_start]thou waking?[blank_end]" "[blank_start]sleepy language[blank_end] and [blank_start]thou speakst out of thy sleep[blank_end]"
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    1. Awronged Duke
    2. Bcreatures that were mine
    3. Cchanged ‘em or else new formed ‘em
    4. Dno screen between this part he played
    5. Ehim he played it for
    6. Fmark so bloody on the business
    7. GDecked the sea
    8. Hdrops full salt
    9. ISea
    10. Jhell is empty, and all the devils
    11. Kbeing most unfit to live
    12. Lthree men of sin
    13. Ma sinner of his memory
    14. Nstrong imagination sees a crown dropping
    15. Omight, Worthy Sebastian?
    16. PO, what might-?
    17. QNo more
    18. Rhow well my garment sit upon me
    19. Shere lies that?
    20. Tthank yourself for this great loss
    21. Uthou waking?
    22. Vsleepy language
    23. Wthou speakst out of thy sleep
  8. 8• "As you [blank_start]from crimes be pardoned be[blank_end], let your [blank_start]indulgences set me free[blank_end]"
    • "when i [blank_start]waked i cried to dream again[blank_end]"
    • "no [blank_start]occupation, all men idle[blank_end]”
    • "women [blank_start]too, but innocent and pure[blank_end]"
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    1. Afrom crimes be pardoned be
    2. Bindulgences set me free
    3. Cwaked i cried to dream again
    4. Doccupation, all men idle
    5. Etoo, but innocent and pure
  9. 9• "Sand with [blank_start]printless foot[blank_end]"
    • The music is said to be “[blank_start]allaying both their fury and my passion[blank_end]”
    • "where the be[blank_start]e sucks, there suck I[blank_end]" "there [blank_start]i couch when owls do cry[blank_end]” "on [blank_start]the bat's back do i fly[blank_end] "i [blank_start]live now under the blossom[blank_end]"
    • “Full [blank_start]fathom five thy father lies[blank_end]”
    • “Bones [blank_start]are coral made[blank_end]” “[blank_start]pears that were his[blank_end] eyes” “[blank_start]suffer a sea[blank_end]-change”
    • "[blank_start]Qualities[blank_end] of the isle” "[blank_start]fresh[blank_end] springs” "[blank_start]brine-pitts[blank_end]” the “[blank_start]barren[blank_end] place and [blank_start]fertile[blank_end]."
    • Caliban says he will shows Stephan "[blank_start]every fertile inch of the isle[blank_end]"
    • "Be not [blank_start]afeard[blank_end]"
    • "Sounds and [blank_start]sweet airs[blank_end]”
    • "Thousand [blank_start]twangling instruments[blank_end]"
    • "Dreaming... [blank_start]the clouds[blank_end]... would [blank_start]open and show riches[blank_end]"
    • “[blank_start]Barren[blank_end] ground- [blank_start]long heath[blank_end], [blank_start]brown furze[blank_end], anything” rather than the sea
    • he would not have the use of "[blank_start]metal corn, wine[blank_end]”
    • here that "everything [blank_start]advantageous[blank_end] to life” here has "[blank_start]lungs and rotten ones[blank_end].”
    • “[blank_start]Blow[blank_end] till thou [blank_start]burst[blank_end] thy wind”
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    1. Aprintless foot
    2. Ballaying both their fury and my passion
    3. Ce sucks, there suck I
    4. Di couch when owls do cry
    5. Ethe bat's back do i fly
    6. Flive now under the blossom
    7. Gfathom five thy father lies
    8. Hare coral made
    9. Ipears that were his
    10. Jsuffer a sea
    11. KQualities
    12. Lfresh
    13. Mbrine-pitts
    14. Nbarren
    15. Ofertile
    16. Pevery fertile inch of the isle
    17. Qafeard
    18. Rsweet airs
    19. Stwangling instruments
    20. Tthe clouds
    21. Uopen and show riches
    22. VBarren
    23. Wlong heath
    24. Xbrown furze
    25. Ymetal corn, wine
    26. Zadvantageous
    27. AAlungs and rotten ones
    28. ABBlow
    29. ACburst
  10. 10• “I am [blank_start]more better than Prospero[blank_end]”
    • “Hang, [blank_start]cur, whoreson, insolent noisemaker![blank_end]”
    • “Let’s [blank_start]all sink with the king[blank_end]”
    • “you are [blank_start]councillor[blank_end], if you can [blank_start]command these elements to silence[blank_end]” “[blank_start]work a peace[blank_end]”
    • “He hath [blank_start]no drowning mark upon him[blank_end]…. [blank_start]Good fate, to his hanging[blank_end]”
    • “Make the [blank_start]rope of his destiny our cable[blank_end]”
    • "Letters [blank_start]should not be known[blank_end]"
    • He says he would not have people “[blank_start]bound of land[blank_end]” "[blank_start]succession either[blank_end]”
    • "Set it [blank_start]down with gold on lasting[blank_end] pillars”
    • "Good [blank_start]angels preserve the king[blank_end]!"
    • “We run [blank_start]ourselves aground[blank_end]”
    • “You [blank_start]mar our labour[blank_end]… [blank_start]you do assist the storm[blank_end]”
    • “What [blank_start]cares these roarers for the name[blank_end] of king?”
    • “[blank_start]Silence![blank_end] [blank_start]Trouble[blank_end] us not.”
    • “[blank_start]None that I more love[blank_end] than myself.”
    • “They are [blank_start]louder than the weather[blank_end]”
    • The Boatswain is called “[blank_start]blasphemous[blank_end]”
    • “[blank_start]Charitable[blank_end] dog” “[blank_start]Work you then[blank_end]”
    • "[blank_start]Lieutenant monster[blank_end]"
    • "Make a [blank_start]stock fish of thee[blank_end]" "[blank_start]Bite him to death[blank_end], I prithee"
    • "He [blank_start]shall not suffer indignity[blank_end]"
    • "Here's my [blank_start]comfort[blank_end]" [blank_start]Drinks[blank_end] in stage direction
    • "[blank_start]kiss the book[blank_end]" mockery of religion
    • "She will [blank_start]become thy bed[blank_end]” contradicted to Ferdinand
    • "Wit shall [blank_start]not go unrewarded while I am king[blank_end]"
    • “the [blank_start]grace shall have it[blank_end]”
    • “It is [blank_start]but trash[blank_end]”
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    1. Amore better than Prospero
    2. Bcur, whoreson, insolent noisemaker!
    3. Call sink with the king
    4. Dcouncillor
    5. Ecommand these elements to silence
    6. Fwork a peace
    7. Gno drowning mark upon him
    8. HGood fate, to his hanging
    9. Irope of his destiny our cable
    10. Jshould not be known
    11. Kbound of land
    12. Lsuccession either
    13. Mdown with gold on lasting
    14. Nangels preserve the king
    15. Oourselves aground
    16. Pmar our labour
    17. Qyou do assist the storm
    18. Rcares these roarers for the name
    19. SSilence!
    20. TTrouble
    21. UNone that I more love
    22. Vlouder than the weather
    23. Wblasphemous
    24. XCharitable
    25. YWork you then
    26. ZLieutenant monster
    27. AABite him to death
    28. ABstock fish of thee
    29. ACshall not suffer indignity
    30. ADcomfort
    31. AEDrinks
    32. AFkiss the book
    33. AGbecome thy bed
    34. AHnot go unrewarded while I am king
    35. AIgrace shall have it
    36. AJbut trash

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AS level English Quiz on Tempest Key Quotes, created by Semaya Ali on 05/05/2018.
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