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A Midsummer Night's Dream

Puck

2.1.42-58

Thou speakest aright

here comes Oberon.

A Midsummer Night's Dream

Oberon

2.1.249-67

I know a bank

first cock crow.

A Midsummer Night's Dream

Helena

3.2.145-61

O spite! O hell!

all to make you sport.

A Midsummer Night's Dream

Theseus

5.1.4-22

Lovers and madmen

suppos'd a bear!

All's Well That Ends Well

Helena

1.1.79-98

O, were that all!

Who comes here?

All's Well That Ends Well

Helena

1.3.191-217

Then I confess

lives sweetly where she dies.

As You Like It

Duke Senior

2.1.1-17

Now, my co-mates

in every thing.

As You Like It

Phebe

3.5.8-27

I would not be thy executioner;

That can do hurt.

The Comedy of Errors

Adriana

2.1.87-101

His company must do

I am but his stale.

Henry IV, part 1

Lady Percy

2.3.37-64

Oh, my good lord, why are you thus alone?

else he loves me not.
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Love's Labour's Lost

Berowne

5.2.315-34

This fellow pecks

honey-tongued Boyet.

Love's Labour's Lost

Rosalind

5.2.841-54

Oft have I heard

impotent to smile.

The Merry Wives of Windsor

Falstaff

3.5.3-18

Go fetch me a quart of sack,

a mountain of mummy.

Much Ado About Nothing

Benedick

2.3.22-36

May I be so converted

in the arbor.

The Merchant of Venice

Portia

4.1.184-202

The quality of mercy is not strain’d

The deeds of mercy.

The Merchant of Venice

Portia

4.1.184-202

The quality of mercy is not strain’d

The deeds of mercy.

The Taming of the Shrew

Petruchio

4.1.190-209

My falcon now is sharp

headstrong humor.

The Taming of the Shrew

Katherina

5.2.161-79

I am asham’d that women are so simple

may it do him ease.

The Tempest

Caliban

1.2.330-44

I must eat my dinner.

the rest o' th' island.

The Tempest

Prospero

Epilogue

Now my charms

set me free.

The Two Gentlemen of Verona

Julia

1.2.102-19

O hateful hands,

into the raging sea.

The Two Gentlemen of Verona

Proteus

2.4.192-210

Even as one heat

my reason's light;

The Two Noble Kinsmen

Jailer's Daughter

2.4

Why should I love this gentleman

 [requires cuts to make it fit]

The Two Noble Kinsmen

Jailer's Daughter

2.6

Let all the dukes and all the devils roar

 [requires cuts to make it fit]

The Two Noble Kinsmen

Jailer's Daughter

3.2

He mistook the break

 [requires cuts to make it fit]

The Two Noble Kinsmen

Palamon

3.6.136-56

Hold thy word, Theseus.

I’ll woo thee to’t.

The Winter's Tale

Leontes

2.1.36-52

How blest am I

to play at will.

The Winter's Tale

Hermione

3.2.91-108

Sir, spare your threats.

That I should fear to die?

Twelfth Night

Viola

2.2.17-36

I left no ring with her.

What will become of this?

Twelfth Night

Sebastian

4.3.1-20

This is the air,

As I perceive she does.