A Dictionary of Shakespearian Quotations

Every human feeling, answered by Shakespeare: an 1892 dictionary that files the Bard's best lines under the passions they express — from Ambition to Woe.

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27 subjects in this part of Shakespearian Quotations.

Ourage

15 quotations

Ortune

3 quotations

Oak

5 quotations

Oaths

10 quotations

Object

1 quotation

Old and Familiar

1 quotation

Oblivion

5 quotations

Obsequiousness

1 quotation

Observation

3 quotations

Oddity

3 quotations

Odium

1 quotation

Offence

4 quotations

Office

4 quotations

Omens

2 quotations

Omnipotence, Inscrutable

1 quotation

Openness

1 quotation

Ophelia Drowning

1 quotation

Opinion

14 quotations

Opposition

2 quotations

Oppression

5 quotations

Oration, Pedantic

2 quotations

Orator

3 quotations

Order

1 quotation

Ornament

1 quotation

Othello's Apology

5 quotations

Overmatched

7 quotations

Olsey

1 quotation

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