Twenty of the Plays of Shakespeare: The most excellent tragedie of Romeo and Iuliet. 1597. The most lamentableJ. and R. Tonson, 1766 |
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... : nay , thou shalt see I am a tall peece of flesh . 2 Tis well thou art not fish , for if thou wert thou wouldst be but poore Iohn . A3 1 Ile I Ile play the tyrant , Ile first begin with The Most Excellent ROMEO and IULIET. ...
... : nay , thou shalt see I am a tall peece of flesh . 2 Tis well thou art not fish , for if thou wert thou wouldst be but poore Iohn . A3 1 Ile I Ile play the tyrant , Ile first begin with The Most Excellent ROMEO and IULIET. ...
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... see your fonne . I drew towards him , but he was ware of me , And drew into the thicket of the wood : I noting his affections by mine owne , That most are busied when th ' are most alone , Pursued my honor , not pursuing his . Moun ...
... see your fonne . I drew towards him , but he was ware of me , And drew into the thicket of the wood : I noting his affections by mine owne , That most are busied when th ' are most alone , Pursued my honor , not pursuing his . Moun ...
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... see how a ieast shall come about , I warrant you if I should liue a hundred yeare , I ne- uer should forget it , wilt thou not luliet ? and by my troth she stinted and cried I. Juliet . And stint thou too , I prethee nurce say I. Nurce ...
... see how a ieast shall come about , I warrant you if I should liue a hundred yeare , I ne- uer should forget it , wilt thou not luliet ? and by my troth she stinted and cried I. Juliet . And stint thou too , I prethee nurce say I. Nurce ...
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... See where she comes . So light of foote nere hurts the troden flower : Of loue and ioy , fee fee the foueraigne power . Iul . Romeo . Rom . My Iuliet welcome . As doo waking eyes ( Cloafd in nights mysts ) attend the frolicke day , So ...
... See where she comes . So light of foote nere hurts the troden flower : Of loue and ioy , fee fee the foueraigne power . Iul . Romeo . Rom . My Iuliet welcome . As doo waking eyes ( Cloafd in nights mysts ) attend the frolicke day , So ...
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... See loue what enuious strakes Doo lace the feuering clowdes in yonder east . Nights candles are burnt out , and iocond day Stands tiptoes on the mystie mountaine tops . I must be gone and liue , or stay and dye . Jul . Yon light is not ...
... See loue what enuious strakes Doo lace the feuering clowdes in yonder east . Nights candles are burnt out , and iocond day Stands tiptoes on the mystie mountaine tops . I must be gone and liue , or stay and dye . Jul . Yon light is not ...
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