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I never see thy face but I think upon hell-fire
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"I never see thy face but I think upon hell-fire"

- William Shakespeare

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This quote from William Shakespeare's play, "The Merchant of Venice," is spoken by the character Shylock. He is expressing his hatred for the character Antonio, who has mistreated him. Shylock is saying that every time he sees Antonio's face, he is reminded of the fires of hell. This is an effective declaration of Shylock's anger and resentment towards Antonio. It likewise acts as a cautioning to Antonio that Shylock will seek vengeance for the wrongs he has actually suffered. The quote is a reminder of the power of hatred and how it can take in an individual and lead them to seek vengeance. It likewise functions as an alerting to those who wrong others, that they may face the effects of their actions.

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William Shakespeare This quote is written / told by William Shakespeare between April 26, 1564 and April 23, 1616. He was a famous Dramatist from England. The author also have 172 other quotes.

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