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莎士比亚语录文案伤感(莎士比亚十四行诗语录)

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莎士比亚语录文案伤感(莎士比亚十四行诗语录)
1.
"My
grief
lies
all
within,
and
these
external
manners
of
lament
are
merely
shadows
to
the
unseen
grief
that
swells
with
silence
in
the
tortured
soul. "
【-
Hamlet】

2.
"Parting
is
such
sweet
sorrow,
that
I
shall
say
good
night
till
it
be
morrow. "
【-
Romeo
and
Juliet】

3.
"Sad
souls
are
the
ones
who
love
deeply.
It
is
never
the
shallow
ones
who
suffer. "
【-
Two
Gentlemen
of
Verona】

4.
"I
never
knew
how
to
worship
until
I
knew
how
to
mourn. "
【-
Henry
VI】

5.
"The
web
of
our
life
is
of
a
mingled
yarn,
good
and
ill
together. "
【-
All's
Well
That
Ends
Well】

6.
"Give
sorrow
words;
the
grief
that
does
not
speak
whispers
the
o'er-fraught
heart
and
bids
it
break. "
【-
Macbeth】

7.
"When
sorrows
come,
they
come
not
single
spies,
but
in
battalions. "
【-
Hamlet】

8.
"Heavier
than
heartbreak?
The
weight
of
unshed
tears. "
【-
Cymbeline】

9.
"In
time
we
hate
that
which
we
often
fear. "
【-
Antony
and
Cleopatra】

10.
"The
course
of
true
love
never
did
run
smooth. "
【-
A
Midsummer
Night's
Dream】

11.
"Grief
is
a
heavy
burden,
and
it
makes
even
the
strongest
of
hearts
feel
weak. "
【-
King
Lear】

1
2.
"There
is
nothing
either
good
or
bad,
but
thinking
makes
it
so. "
【-
Hamlet】

1
3.
"Love
has
no
boundaries,
and
neither
does
its
pain. "
【-
Troilus
and
Cressida】

1
4.
"Life
is
but
a
walking
shadow,
a
poor
player
that
struts
and
frets
his
hour
upon
the
stage
and
then
is
heard
no
more. "
【-
Macbeth】

1
5.
"The
scars
of
your
love
remind
me
of
us,
they
keep
me
thinking
that
we
almost
had
it
all. "
【-
Othello】

1
6.
"Love
looks
not
with
the
eyes,
but
with
the
mind;
And
therefore
is
winged
Cupid
painted
blind. "
【-
A
Midsummer
Night's
Dream】

1
7.
"When
you
have
lost
everything,
you
have
truly
found
yourself. "
【-
The
Winter's
Tale】

1
8.
"Good
night,
sweet
prince,
and
flights
of
angels
sing
thee
to
thy
rest. "
【-
Hamlet】

1
9.
"Love
is
not
love
which
alters
when
it
alteration
finds. "
【-
Sonnet
116】

20.
"For
never
was
a
story
of
more
woe
than
this
of
Juliet
and
her
Romeo. "
【-
Romeo
and
Juliet】

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