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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... sweare hath corns . Am I come neere you now , welcome gentlemen , welcome , More lights you knaues , and turn these tables vp , And quench the fire the roome is growne too hote . Ah firra , this vnlookt for sport comes well , Nay fit ...
... sweare hath corns . Am I come neere you now , welcome gentlemen , welcome , More lights you knaues , and turn these tables vp , And quench the fire the roome is growne too hote . Ah firra , this vnlookt for sport comes well , Nay fit ...
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... sweare at all , Or if thou sweare , sweare by thy glorious selfe , Which art the God of my idolatrie , And Il'e beleeue thee . Ro . If my true harts loue Iul . Sweare not at al , though I doo ioy in thee , I haue small ioy in this ...
... sweare at all , Or if thou sweare , sweare by thy glorious selfe , Which art the God of my idolatrie , And Il'e beleeue thee . Ro . If my true harts loue Iul . Sweare not at al , though I doo ioy in thee , I haue small ioy in this ...
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... sweare , And she as much in loue , her meanes much lesse , To meete her new beloued any where : But passion lends them power , time meanes to meete , Tempring extremities with extreame sweete . Enter Romeo alone . Rom . Can I goe ...
... sweare , And she as much in loue , her meanes much lesse , To meete her new beloued any where : But passion lends them power , time meanes to meete , Tempring extremities with extreame sweete . Enter Romeo alone . Rom . Can I goe ...
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... sweare by ? Iuli . Do not sweare at all : Or if thou wilt sweare by thy gratious felfe , Which is the god of my idolatry , And Ile beleeue thee . Ro . If my hearts deare loue . Iu . Well doe not sweare , although I ioy in thee : I haue ...
... sweare by ? Iuli . Do not sweare at all : Or if thou wilt sweare by thy gratious felfe , Which is the god of my idolatry , And Ile beleeue thee . Ro . If my hearts deare loue . Iu . Well doe not sweare , although I ioy in thee : I haue ...
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... sweare It shall be Romeo , whom you know I hate Rather then Paris , these are newes indeede . M. Here comes your father , tell him so your selfe : And fee how he will take it at your hands . Enter Capulet and Nurse . Ca. When the fun ...
... sweare It shall be Romeo , whom you know I hate Rather then Paris , these are newes indeede . M. Here comes your father , tell him so your selfe : And fee how he will take it at your hands . Enter Capulet and Nurse . Ca. When the fun ...
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