莎士比亚语录伤感(莎士比亚语录英文)

1.
"To
weep
is
to
make
less
the
depth
of
grief. "
【Hamlet】

2.
"Give
sorrow
words;
the
grief
that
does
not
speak
whispers
the
o'er-fraught
heart
and
bids
it
break. "
【Macbeth】

3.
"Alack,
there
lies
more
peril
in
thine
eye
than
twenty
of
their
swords. "
【Romeo
and
Juliet】

4.
"Parting
is
such
sweet
sorrow. "
【Romeo
and
Juliet】

5.
"Grief
fills
the
room
up
of
my
absent
child,
lies
in
his
bed,
walks
up
and
down
with
me. "
【King
John】

6.
"We
cannot
hold
mortality's
strong
hand. "
【King
John】

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

8.
"O,
that
this
too,
too
solid
flesh
would
melt,
thaw,
and
resolve
itself
into
a
dew!"
【Hamlet】

9.
"Sadness
flies
away
on
the
wings
of
time. "
【A
Winter's
Tale】

10.
"I
wasted
time,
and
now
doth
time
waste
me. "
【Richard
II】

11.
"The
web
of
our
life
is
of
a
mingled
yarn,
good
and
ill
together. "
【All's
Well
That
Ends
Well】

1
2.
"How
sharper
than
a
serpent's
tooth
it
is
to
have
a
thankless
child!"
【King
Lear】

1
3.
"When
we
are
born,
we
cry
that
we
are
come
to
this
great
stage
of
fools. "
【King
Lear】

1
4.
"I
have
no
spur
to
prick
the
sides
of
my
intent,
but
only
vaulting
ambition. "
【Macbeth】

1
5.
"Oh,
let
me
not
be
mad,
not
mad,
sweet
heaven!
Keep
me
in
temper;
I
would
not
be
mad. "
【King
Lear】

1
6.
"We
are
such
stuff
as
dreams
are
made
on,
and
our
little
life
is
rounded
with
a
sleep. "
【The
Tempest】

1
7.
"The
miserable
have
no
other
medicine
but
only
hope. "
【Measure
For
Measure】

1
8.
"My
griefs
cry
louder
than
advertisement. "
【Antony
and
Cleopatra】

1
9.
"When
we
are
born,
we
cry
that
we
are
come
to
this
great
stage
of
fools. "
【King
Lear】

20.
"I
have
heard
the
chimes
at
midnight. "
【Henry
IV,
Part
II】