Beatrice Monologue
Beatrice Monologue - Read the monologue for the role of beatrice from the script for much ado about nothing by william shakespeare. You dare easier be friends with. And partly to save your life, for i was told you were in a. But for the stuffing,—well, we are all mortal. But what is he to a lord? He is a very valiant trencherman; Hasn't he proved to be the worst kind of villain by slandering, scorning, and dishonoring my cousin? Oh, if only i were a man! I would not deny you; But, by this good day, i yield upon great persuasion;
Oh, if only i were a man! And a good soldier to a lady: Read the monologue for the role of beatrice from the script for much ado about nothing by william shakespeare. You dare easier be friends with. But for the stuffing,—well, we are all mortal. He is a very valiant trencherman; But, by this good day, i yield upon great persuasion; And partly to save your life, for i was told you were in a. But what is he to a lord? Hasn't he proved to be the worst kind of villain by slandering, scorning, and dishonoring my cousin?
And a good soldier to a lady: But what is he to a lord? Read the monologue for the role of beatrice from the script for much ado about nothing by william shakespeare. But for the stuffing,—well, we are all mortal. And partly to save your life, for i was told you were in a. But, by this good day, i yield upon great persuasion; Hasn't he proved to be the worst kind of villain by slandering, scorning, and dishonoring my cousin? Oh, if only i were a man! He is a very valiant trencherman; I would not deny you;
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Read the monologue for the role of beatrice from the script for much ado about nothing by william shakespeare. And a good soldier to a lady: But, by this good day, i yield upon great persuasion; He is a very valiant trencherman; But what is he to a lord?
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But, by this good day, i yield upon great persuasion; Oh, if only i were a man! But for the stuffing,—well, we are all mortal. You dare easier be friends with. And partly to save your life, for i was told you were in a.
Beatrice Monologue, Act III, Scene i YouTube
I would not deny you; But what is he to a lord? You dare easier be friends with. But, by this good day, i yield upon great persuasion; Hasn't he proved to be the worst kind of villain by slandering, scorning, and dishonoring my cousin?
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He is a very valiant trencherman; And a good soldier to a lady: You dare easier be friends with. But for the stuffing,—well, we are all mortal. And partly to save your life, for i was told you were in a.
BEATRICE Monologue, Much Ado About Nothing, by WIlliam Shakespeare
I would not deny you; You dare easier be friends with. But what is he to a lord? And a good soldier to a lady: Oh, if only i were a man!
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But for the stuffing,—well, we are all mortal. And a good soldier to a lady: He is a very valiant trencherman; You dare easier be friends with. But what is he to a lord?
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He is a very valiant trencherman; And partly to save your life, for i was told you were in a. Read the monologue for the role of beatrice from the script for much ado about nothing by william shakespeare. Hasn't he proved to be the worst kind of villain by slandering, scorning, and dishonoring my cousin? Oh, if only i.
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Hasn't he proved to be the worst kind of villain by slandering, scorning, and dishonoring my cousin? I would not deny you; And partly to save your life, for i was told you were in a. But what is he to a lord? He is a very valiant trencherman;
Beatrice monologue "Much Ado About Nothing" YouTube
And partly to save your life, for i was told you were in a. But for the stuffing,—well, we are all mortal. But, by this good day, i yield upon great persuasion; But what is he to a lord? I would not deny you;
Beatrice Monologue (Act 2, Scene 4) YouTube
I would not deny you; Oh, if only i were a man! But for the stuffing,—well, we are all mortal. He is a very valiant trencherman; But, by this good day, i yield upon great persuasion;
But, By This Good Day, I Yield Upon Great Persuasion;
I would not deny you; You dare easier be friends with. Oh, if only i were a man! But for the stuffing,—well, we are all mortal.
And Partly To Save Your Life, For I Was Told You Were In A.
And a good soldier to a lady: Read the monologue for the role of beatrice from the script for much ado about nothing by william shakespeare. But what is he to a lord? Hasn't he proved to be the worst kind of villain by slandering, scorning, and dishonoring my cousin?