Favourite Shakespeare Quotations.....Guess the quote, then add a new one....

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Looks like I inadvertently started a Shakespeare quotations thread on the Film quotes...Have been challenged by Worktostaysane. Come on all you English scholars! Here's an easy one to start us off:

"Kiss me Kate!"

Midsummer Night's Dream even

Julius Caesar.

I don't have time to stick around, so I thought I would just butt in with this: I have a t-shirt that says (with appropriate picture) "two sheep, perchance two bream".

I wasted time, and now doth time waste me

hmm yeah - not sure - possibly a sonnet!

Talkers are not good doers

No was those two fella's in verona !

Richard the turd ?

Is "Thou art a votary to strong desire" Measure for Measure?

Talkers are not good doers - no idea? Polonius's advice to Laertes in Hamlet? Not convinced by that though.

i've always loved "There was a star danced, and under that was I born."

Any takers?

Much ado - i am working on that at the moment!!

good mother, do not marry me to yond fool

Bingo Beetroot!

yours is Merry Wives of Windsor.

right, racking brains for another quotation now...

Beetroot - where's "Talkers are not good doers" from? thread layout slightly confusing - not sure what the answer is!

Here's another:

"We came into the world like brother and brother,/ And now let's go hand in hand, not one before the other."

Richard third Mamma.

Comedy of Errors - workied on htat one to

'i'm a woman's man...'
comedy of errors

-'Where is your husband?
-I hope in no place so unsanctified where such as thou mayst find him'

Lady Macduff in "Macbeth"

Here's mine -

"Now by saint Peter's church and saint Peter too he will not make me there a joyful bride"

is that R&J?

I have 2 - both prob v easy for you clever laydeez. 'I was adored once too', and 'frailty thy name is woman'

yep worktostay. Snipers your 2nd one is Hamlet but can't think of the 1st.

the first is sir toby in 12th night. one of my faves:

'in sooth i know not why i am so sad. it wearies me, you say it wearies you, and such a want-wit sadness it makes of me that i have much ado to know myself'

i was adored once too - 12th night

frailty thy name is woman' - Hamlet

work - M OF Venice - going to see it on Wednesday

'out vile jelly' Easy!

Oh I just watched Othello the other night - bring it on!