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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... best seeming thinges , Feather of lead , bright smoke , cold fire , ficke health , Still waking fleepe , that is not what it is : This loue feele I , which feele no loue in this . Doeft thou not laugh ? Ren , No cose I rather weepe ...
... best seeming thinges , Feather of lead , bright smoke , cold fire , ficke health , Still waking fleepe , that is not what it is : This loue feele I , which feele no loue in this . Doeft thou not laugh ? Ren , No cose I rather weepe ...
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... , And she shall scant shew well that now seemes best . Rom . Ile goe along no such sight to be showne , But to reioyce in fplendor of mine owne , Enter Enter Capulets wife and Nurce . Wife . Nurce wher's THE MOST EXCELLENT TRAGEDIE.
... , And she shall scant shew well that now seemes best . Rom . Ile goe along no such sight to be showne , But to reioyce in fplendor of mine owne , Enter Enter Capulets wife and Nurce . Wife . Nurce wher's THE MOST EXCELLENT TRAGEDIE.
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... best befits the darke . Mer . If loue be blind , loue will not hit the marke , Now will he fit vnder a medler tree , And with his mistris were that kinde of fruite , As maides call medlers when they laugh alone . Ah Romeo that she were ...
... best befits the darke . Mer . If loue be blind , loue will not hit the marke , Now will he fit vnder a medler tree , And with his mistris were that kinde of fruite , As maides call medlers when they laugh alone . Ah Romeo that she were ...
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William Shakespeare. Mer . But one word with one of vs ? You had best couple it with fomewhat , and make it a word and a blow . Tyb . I am apt enough to that if I haue occafion . Mer . Could you not take occafion ? Tyb . Mercutio thou ...
William Shakespeare. Mer . But one word with one of vs ? You had best couple it with fomewhat , and make it a word and a blow . Tyb . I am apt enough to that if I haue occafion . Mer . Could you not take occafion ? Tyb . Mercutio thou ...
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... best . Mer . A poxe of your houses , I am fairely drest . Sirra goe fetch me a furgeon . Boy . I goe my lord . Mer . I am pepperd for this world , I am fped yfaith , he hath made wormes meate of me , and ye aske for me to mor- row you ...
... best . Mer . A poxe of your houses , I am fairely drest . Sirra goe fetch me a furgeon . Boy . I goe my lord . Mer . I am pepperd for this world , I am fped yfaith , he hath made wormes meate of me , and ye aske for me to mor- row you ...
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