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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... graue is like to be my wedding bed . Nur . His name is Romeo and a Mountague , the onely sonne of your great enemie . Iul . My onely loue sprung from my onely hate , Too early seene vnknowne , and knowne too late : Prodigious birth of ...
... graue is like to be my wedding bed . Nur . His name is Romeo and a Mountague , the onely sonne of your great enemie . Iul . My onely loue sprung from my onely hate , Too early seene vnknowne , and knowne too late : Prodigious birth of ...
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... graue , To lay one in another out to have . Rom . I pree thee chide not , she whom I loue now Doth grace for grace , and loue for loue allow : The other did not fo . Fr. Oh she knew well Thy loue did read by rote , and could not spell ...
... graue , To lay one in another out to have . Rom . I pree thee chide not , she whom I loue now Doth grace for grace , and loue for loue allow : The other did not fo . Fr. Oh she knew well Thy loue did read by rote , and could not spell ...
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... graue - man . A poxe of your houses , I shall be fairely mounted vpon foure - mens shoulders : For your house of the Mountegues and the Capolets : and then fome peasantly rogue , some sexton , fome base slaue shall write my epitapth ...
... graue - man . A poxe of your houses , I shall be fairely mounted vpon foure - mens shoulders : For your house of the Mountegues and the Capolets : and then fome peasantly rogue , some sexton , fome base slaue shall write my epitapth ...
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... graue . Nurse knockes . Fr. Romeo arise , stand vp thou wilt be taken , I heare one knocke , arife and get thee gone . Nu . Hoe fryer . Fr. Gods will what wilfulnes is this ? She knockes againe . Nur . Hoe fryer open the doore , Fr. By ...
... graue . Nurse knockes . Fr. Romeo arise , stand vp thou wilt be taken , I heare one knocke , arife and get thee gone . Nu . Hoe fryer . Fr. Gods will what wilfulnes is this ? She knockes againe . Nur . Hoe fryer open the doore , Fr. By ...
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... not well . Moth . What euermore weeping for your cosens death : I thinke thoult wash him from his graue with teares . Iul . I cannot chuse , hauing fo great a losse . Moth . : Moth . I cannot blame thee . But it THE MOST EXCELLENT TRAGEDIE.
... not well . Moth . What euermore weeping for your cosens death : I thinke thoult wash him from his graue with teares . Iul . I cannot chuse , hauing fo great a losse . Moth . : Moth . I cannot blame thee . But it THE MOST EXCELLENT TRAGEDIE.
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