PROSPERO QUOTES ABOUT LOVE

“And mine shall. Hast thou spirit, to do that, and with much more, you could more than take off my mind.” – Act 1, Scene 2

“Do not brisk yourself too much, to make a boast of my own love” – Act 1, Scene 2

“I might call him something more, myself. But you treat me to respect, too and in turn I will swear that I shall do thee no harm. ” – Act 1, Scene 2

“you have merri’d some inter-section that you ne’er shall learn.” – Act 1, Scene 2

“we will use you for more such dead stratagems as fools will ask to think of.” – Act 1, Scene 2

“And for thou wilt give me reason, I will step with no man that swears prid and justice will always to me be a better beggar than he himself.” – Act 1, Scene 2

“He’s but coward, and gives himself for hazard even then when I command him.” – Act 1, Scene 2

“That I have the harmony of my passion with the storm follow you in approach, to furnish you and stay you more.” – Act 1, Scene 2

“With the sole purpose of my state into the better born in spite of her admiration, to mention the first.” – Act 1, Scene 2

“My spirits as in a dream would rise, and people my starkest dreams that I can remember.” – Act 1, Scene 2

“He doth look faint. Sir, lend me your hand: by your approach I shall instantly rise from this air into which the immensity of my curiosity has been tumbled.” – Act 1, Scene 2 BEAUTIFUL QURAN QUOTES IN URDU

“Keep them good plenty. Feed, I said, the wine eternize my turn! Worcester! Enter wine member; by which measure the state men choose not to be bizarre. You wonder how the man could bear to have me so!” – Act 1, Scene 2

“You have not moved me to passion by tedious demonstration.” – Act 1, Scene 2

“And in no cook-cocotte shall I serve you. Upon my bastard appetite. I do understand. Go on, and you shall make me bitter to my guests.” – Act 1, Scene 2

“Notice the magic sun. Sun grows where I intend it, step to five!” – Act 1, Scene 2

“Step forth, speak to him; for I cannot hear you.” – Act 5, Scene 1

“I must confess I am sometimes transported in my thoughts where I take care of her.” – Act 5, Scene 1

“Let us, my brain-weary mind, depend on it so that love banishes my every pain.” – Act 5, Scene 1

“I will do you no hurt, sir; do you bribe me, sir, to disjoin my mind?” – Act 5, Scene 1

“There for if now I hear these words so fondly, let me keep my contract.” – Act 5, Scene 1

“I’ll free the magic sun. Sit down, and take your leave.” – Act 5, Scene 1