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Much Ado
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1Don John
'I had rather be a [blank_start]canker in a hedge[blank_end] than a [blank_start]rose in his grace[blank_end]'
'the [blank_start]most exquisite[blank_end] Claudio'
'[blank_start]Claw[blank_end] no man in [blank_start]his humour[blank_end]'
'it would [blank_start]better befit[blank_end] your [blank_start]honor[blank_end] to [blank_start]change your mind[blank_end]'
'I am [blank_start]trusted with a muzzle[blank_end] and [blank_start]enfranchised with a clog[blank_end]'- Acanker in a hedge
- Brose in his grace
- Cmost exquisite
- DClaw
- Ehis humour
- Fbetter befit
- Ghonor
- Hchange your mind
- Itrusted with a muzzle
- Jenfranchised with a clog
2Beatrice
'I had rather a [blank_start]bird of my tongue[blank_end] than a [blank_start]beast of yours[blank_end]'
'would it not [blank_start]grieve a woman[blank_end] to be [blank_start]overmastered[blank_end] by a [blank_start]piece of valiant dust[blank_end]?'
'I was [blank_start]born[blank_end] to speak [blank_start]all mirth[blank_end] and [blank_start]no matter[blank_end] '
'I would [blank_start]eat his heart[blank_end] in the [blank_start]market place[blank_end] '- Abird of my tongue
- Bbeast of yours
- Cgrieve a woman
- Dovermastered
- Epiece of valiant dust
- Fall mirth
- Gborn
- Hno matter
- Ieat his heart
- Jmarket place
3Benedick
'you are a [blank_start]rare parrot - teacher[blank_end]'
'she [blank_start]speaks poniards[blank_end], and [blank_start]every word stabs[blank_end]'
'become the [blank_start]argument[blank_end] of his [blank_start]own scorn[blank_end]'
'the [blank_start]world[blank_end] must [blank_start]be peopled[blank_end]'
'[blank_start]Ha, not[blank_end] for the [blank_start]wide world[blank_end]'
'[blank_start]man[blank_end] is a [blank_start]giddy thing[blank_end] '- Arare parrot - teacher
- Bspeaks poniards
- Cevery word stabs
- Dargument
- Eown scorn
- Fworld
- Gbe peopled
- Hwide world
- IHa, not
- Jgiddy thing
- Kman
4Claudio
'Can the [blank_start]world buy[blank_end] [blank_start]such a jewel[blank_end]?'
'Silence is the [blank_start]perfectest herald[blank_end] of [blank_start]joy[blank_end]'
'give not this [blank_start]rotten orange[blank_end] to your [blank_start]friend[blank_end]'
'[blank_start]sign and semblance[blank_end] of her [blank_start]honour[blank_end]'
'I have [blank_start]drunk poison[blank_end]'- Aworld buy
- Bsuch a jewel
- Cperfectest herald
- Djoy
- Erotten orange
- Ffriend
- Gsign and semblance
- Hhonour
- Idrunk poison
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- Memorizing quotes
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- Esther Wiggers
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- English
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- Created on 5 Apr 2017 · updated on 5 Apr 2017
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