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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... Lord , Lord , what a cafe am I in . Jul . But tell me sweet nurse , what sayes Romeo ? Nur . Romeo , nay , alas you cannot chuse a man . Hees no bodie , he is not the flower of curtesie , he is not a proper man : and for a hand , and ...
... Lord , Lord , what a cafe am I in . Jul . But tell me sweet nurse , what sayes Romeo ? Nur . Romeo , nay , alas you cannot chuse a man . Hees no bodie , he is not the flower of curtesie , he is not a proper man : and for a hand , and ...
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... lord , You are too blame to rate her fo . Cap . And why my lady wisedome ? hold your tung , Good prudence smatter with your gossips , goe . Nur . Why my lord I speake no treason . Cap . Oh goddegodden . Vtter your grauity ouer a gossips ...
... lord , You are too blame to rate her fo . Cap . And why my lady wisedome ? hold your tung , Good prudence smatter with your gossips , goe . Nur . Why my lord I speake no treason . Cap . Oh goddegodden . Vtter your grauity ouer a gossips ...
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... lord ) to frier Laurence cell To be confest . Capo . Ah , he may hap to doo some good of her , A headstrong selfewild harlotrie it is . Enter Iuliet . Moth . See here she commeth from confession , Capo . How now my head - strong , where ...
... lord ) to frier Laurence cell To be confest . Capo . Ah , he may hap to doo some good of her , A headstrong selfewild harlotrie it is . Enter Iuliet . Moth . See here she commeth from confession , Capo . How now my head - strong , where ...
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... lord . Paris strewes the tomb with flowers . Par . Sweet flower , with flowers I strew thy bridale bed : Sweete tombe that in thy circuite dost containe , The perfect modell of eternitie : Faire Iuliet that with angells dost remaine ...
... lord . Paris strewes the tomb with flowers . Par . Sweet flower , with flowers I strew thy bridale bed : Sweete tombe that in thy circuite dost containe , The perfect modell of eternitie : Faire Iuliet that with angells dost remaine ...
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... lord , lord she will bee a ioyful woman . Ro . What wilt thou tell her nurse ? thou doest not marke me ? Nur . I will tell her fir , that you doe protest , which as I take it , is a gentlemanlike offer . Rom . Bid her deuise some meanes ...
... lord , lord she will bee a ioyful woman . Ro . What wilt thou tell her nurse ? thou doest not marke me ? Nur . I will tell her fir , that you doe protest , which as I take it , is a gentlemanlike offer . Rom . Bid her deuise some meanes ...
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