Notesale: Turn your study into money

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TIS  PITY  QUOTES:  
• ‘take  up  these  slaughtered  bodies,  see  them  buried;  and  all  the  gold  and  jewels,  
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or  whatsoever,  confiscate  by  the  canons  of  the  church,  we  seize  upon  the  popes  
proper  use
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‘when  cardinals  think  murder’s  not  amiss’  
‘o  that  it  were  not  in  religion  sin  to  make  our  love  a  god  and  worship  it
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‘tis  as  unmanlike  to  bear  extremities,  as  godlike  to  forgive
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I’m  sorry  I  have  heard  it
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‘young  man’  
‘reasoned  against  the  reasons  of  my  love
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‘you  will  wish  each  kiss  your  brother  gave  has  been  a  daggers  point
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‘I  know  a  little  vasques’  
gag  her  instantly,  and  put  out  her  eyes
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is  that  such  a  matter  for  a  young  woman  of  her  years  to  be  blamed  for?’  
‘nay  what  a  paradise  of  joy  you  have  passed  under!  
soranzo,  thou  knowst  this  
may  justly  blame  us  yet,  but  when  they  know  our  loves,  that  love  will  wipe  away  
thatrigour
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‘one  soul,  one  flesh,  one  love,  one  heart,  one  all?”  
‘tis  not,  I  know,  my  lust,  but  ‘tis  my  fate  that  leads  me  on
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   Revenge  is  mine
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‘must  I  not  do  what  all  else  men  must  –  love?’  
‘double  soul’/’a  pair  of  souls’  
‘with  me  they  shall  all  perish
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‘tis  pity  she’s    whore
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‘love  me  or  kill  me’  
‘I   fear   the   event;that   marriage   is   seldom   good,   when   the   bride-­‐banquet   begins  in  
blood
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‘I  would  not  have  her  marry  wealth,  but  love
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   Rip  up  my  bosom
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‘you’ll  say  you  love  me
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‘I  like  Signor  Soranzo  well:  he  is  wise;  and  what  is  more,  rich’  
‘the  view  of  thy  immortal  beauty  hath  unurned  all  harmony  both  of  my  rest  and  
life
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‘the  jkewel  I’ll  return;  for  if  he  love,  I’ll  cound  that  love  a  jewel
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‘tis  as  common  to  err  in  frailty  as  it  is  to  be  a  woman
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‘now   I   must   be   the   dad   to   all   that   gallimaufry   that’s   stuffed   in   the   corrupted  
bastard  bearing  womb?”  
‘the   hapless   fruit   that   in   her   womb   received   its   life   from   me,   hath   had   from   me   a  
cradle  and  a  grave
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