tickling referenses in shakespear

[sincerity]

does any one know of any?

sorry for the horrible spelling.

 

[milagros317]

In "The Mechant of Venice" Shylock says,

"If you prick us, do we not bleed? if you tickle us, do we not laugh? if you poison us, do we not die? and if you wrong us, shall we not revenge?"

 

[julieboo]

in Midsummer Night's dream Bottom says "I am such a tender ass that if my hair to but tickle me I mus scratch" I think he means itch though.

 

[nontkl]

I believe Mercrutio mentions tickles somewhere in Romeo and Juliet, one of his early speeches teasing Romeo about being in love, I'm blanking on the quote but it's very early in the play.

 

[tactillianlover]

I think it was 'Taming of the shrew'...

Petrucio?, during a hot(and bothered) debate
with Kate, says 'My tongue in your tail!!!

Man! I do love it when the tail convulses at
my face- again, yet again!


TAME THAT SHREW!!!

 

[lishbeth_m/f]

Romeo says tickle cuz when i heard Leo say it I about died!!!!!!! It was in my english class too when i saw it hehehe