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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... Nurse giue leaue a while , we must talke in secret . Nurce come back again I haue remembred me , thou'se heare our counsaile . Thou knowest my daughters of a prettie age . Nurce . Faith I can tell her age unto an houre . Wife . Shee's ...
... Nurse giue leaue a while , we must talke in secret . Nurce come back again I haue remembred me , thou'se heare our counsaile . Thou knowest my daughters of a prettie age . Nurce . Faith I can tell her age unto an houre . Wife . Shee's ...
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... Nurse . Madame your mother calles . Rom . What is her mother ? Nurse . Marrie batcheler her mother is the ladie of the house , and a good lady , and a wife , and a vertuous . I nurst her daughter that you talkt withall , I tell you , he ...
... Nurse . Madame your mother calles . Rom . What is her mother ? Nurse . Marrie batcheler her mother is the ladie of the house , and a good lady , and a wife , and a vertuous . I nurst her daughter that you talkt withall , I tell you , he ...
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... Nurse . Whats this ? whats that ? Iul . Nothing nurse but a rime I learnt euen now of one I dancst with . Nurse . Come your mother staies for you , Ile goe along with you . Exeunt . Enter Romeo alone . Ro . Shall I goe forward and my ...
... Nurse . Whats this ? whats that ? Iul . Nothing nurse but a rime I learnt euen now of one I dancst with . Nurse . Come your mother staies for you , Ile goe along with you . Exeunt . Enter Romeo alone . Ro . Shall I goe forward and my ...
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... Nurse and her man . Mer . A faile , a faile , a faile . Ben . Two , two , a shirt and a smocke . Nur . Peter , pree thee giue me my fan . Mer . Pree thee doo good Peter , to hide her face : for her fanne is the fairer of the two . Nur ...
... Nurse and her man . Mer . A faile , a faile , a faile . Ben . Two , two , a shirt and a smocke . Nur . Peter , pree thee giue me my fan . Mer . Pree thee doo good Peter , to hide her face : for her fanne is the fairer of the two . Nur ...
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William Shakespeare. Enter Nurse . Oh now she comes . Tell me gentle nurse , What fayes my loue ? Nur . Oh I am wearie , let mee rest a while . Lord how my bones ake . Oh wheres my man ? Giue me some aqua vitæ . Iul . I would thou hadst ...
William Shakespeare. Enter Nurse . Oh now she comes . Tell me gentle nurse , What fayes my loue ? Nur . Oh I am wearie , let mee rest a while . Lord how my bones ake . Oh wheres my man ? Giue me some aqua vitæ . Iul . I would thou hadst ...
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