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The Taming of the Shrew
Act 1
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Cards (14)
("leave shall you have to court her at your
pleasure
")
"To
cart
her
rather
! She's too
rough
for me." -
Gremio
"Unless you were of
gentler
,
milder mould
" -
Hortensio
"To comb your noddle with a
three-legged stool
" -
Kate
"It is best put
finger
in the
eye
, and she knew
why
" -
Kate
"any man is so very
fool
to be
married
to
hell
" -
Gremio
"woo her,
wed
her,
bed
her and
rid
the
house
of her" -
Gremio
"I
burn
, I
pine
, I
perish
,
Tranio
, if I achieve not this
young modest
girl" -
Lucentio
"uncase thee; take my
coloured
hat and
cloak.
" -
Lucentio
[they exchange clothes]
"Such wind as
scatters young men
through the world to seek their fortunes
farther
than at
home
" -
Petruchio
"
Happily
to
wive
and
thrive
as
best
I may" -
Petruchio
"Be she as
foul
as was
Florentius
love, as old as
Sibyl
, and as
curst
or
shrewd
as Socrates'
Xanthippe
"
"Tell me her
father's name
and
'tis enough
, for I will
board
her through she
chide
as
loud
as
thunder
when the
clouds
in
Autumn
crack." -
Petruchio
"For in
Baptista's
kepp my
treasure
is" -
Hortensio
"
Hortensio
, have you told him all her faults" -
Gremio