Act 2 Scene 1

• 'Our hint of woe is common; every day some sailor's wife... Have just our theme of woe'
• ‘he receives comfort like cold porridge’
• ‘lush and lusty grass' - (Gonzalo and Adrien)
• ‘The ground indeed is tawny’ - (Antonio and Sebastian)
• ‘our garments are now as fresh as when we put them on first’
• ‘marriage of... Claribel to the King of Tunis’
• ‘a paragon to their queen’
• ‘widow dido’ ‘Widow? A pox o’that!’
• ‘he trod the water’
• ‘that would not bless our Europe with your daughter but rather loose her to an African'
• ‘weighed between loathness and obedience'
• ‘the faults your own’
• ‘And were the king on’t’

  ‘No sovereignty’
• ‘I’th’commonwealth’

  ‘no magistrate...no occupation, all men

  idle, all: and women too’
• ‘nature should bring forth of it own kind, all foison’
• ‘The occasion speaks thee, and My strong imagination sees a crown dropping upon thy head'
• ‘art thou waking?’
• ‘thou let’st thy fortune sleep- die rather‘
• ‘standing water'
• ‘hereditary sloth'
• ‘look how well my garments sit upon me’
• ‘I feel not this deity in my bosom'
• ‘Here lies your brother, no better than the earth he res upon’
• ‘king, go safely on’