A woman in this play quips about her past life as an "Irish rat" who was rhymed to death.
A woman in this play quips about her past life as an "Irish rat" who was rhymed to death. One character in this play learned to swear "by his honor" from a knight who swore by his honor of the tastiness of rotten pancakes and mustard. On the eve of launching a military expedition, one of the villains of this play takes up the monastic life after a chance encounter with a holy man. The most famous speech in this play describes a "second childishness and mere oblivion, (*) sans teeth, sans eyes, sans taste, sans everything." Phoebe weds Silvius and Duke Senior regains the throne from his brother Duke Frederick at the end of this play, which is mainly set at the Forest of Arden, where Jacques delivers the "seven ages of man" speech. For 10 points, name this Shakespeare comedy in which Orlando and Rosalind get together, and we learn that "all the world's a stage." 
A woman in this play quips about her past life as an "Irish rat" who was rhymed to death.
As You Like It 