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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... still , Should without lawes giue path - waies to our will : Where shall we dine ? Gods me , what fray was here ? Yet tell me not for I haue heard it all , Heres much to doe with hate , but more with loue . Why then , O brawling loue ...
... still , Should without lawes giue path - waies to our will : Where shall we dine ? Gods me , what fray was here ? Yet tell me not for I haue heard it all , Heres much to doe with hate , but more with loue . Why then , O brawling loue ...
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... still to haue thee still forget , Forgetting any other home but this . Iu . Tis almost morning I would haue thee gone , But yet no further then a wantons bird , Who lets it hop a little from her hand , Like a pore prisoner in his ...
... still to haue thee still forget , Forgetting any other home but this . Iu . Tis almost morning I would haue thee gone , But yet no further then a wantons bird , Who lets it hop a little from her hand , Like a pore prisoner in his ...
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... still , In man as well as herbes , grace and rude will , And where the worser is predominant , Full foone the canker death eats vp that plant . Rom . Good morrow to my ghoftly confeffor . Fri. Benedicite , what earlie tongue so soone ...
... still , In man as well as herbes , grace and rude will , And where the worser is predominant , Full foone the canker death eats vp that plant . Rom . Good morrow to my ghoftly confeffor . Fri. Benedicite , what earlie tongue so soone ...
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... still persisting in his wrong , The stout Mercutio drewe to calme the storme , Which Romeo feeing cal'd stay gentlemen , And on me cry'd , who drew to part their strife , And with his agill arme young Romeo , As fast as tung cryde peace ...
... still persisting in his wrong , The stout Mercutio drewe to calme the storme , Which Romeo feeing cal'd stay gentlemen , And on me cry'd , who drew to part their strife , And with his agill arme young Romeo , As fast as tung cryde peace ...
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... still : Mercie to all but murdrers , pardoning none that kill . Enter Iuliet . Iul . Gallop apace you fierie footed steedes To Phœbus manfion , such a waggoner As Phaeton , would quickly bring you thether , And send in cloudie night ...
... still : Mercie to all but murdrers , pardoning none that kill . Enter Iuliet . Iul . Gallop apace you fierie footed steedes To Phœbus manfion , such a waggoner As Phaeton , would quickly bring you thether , And send in cloudie night ...
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