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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... presently return'd , And with his rapier braued Romeo : That had but newly entertain'd reuenge . And ere I could draw forth my rapyer To part their furie , downe did Tybalt fall , And this way Romeo fled . Mo. He is a Mountagew and ...
... presently return'd , And with his rapier braued Romeo : That had but newly entertain'd reuenge . And ere I could draw forth my rapyer To part their furie , downe did Tybalt fall , And this way Romeo fled . Mo. He is a Mountagew and ...
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... presently . But heare you wife , what haue you founded her , what faies she to it ? Moth . I haue , but she will none she thankes ye : Would God that she were married to her graue . Capo . What will she not , doth she not thanke vs ...
... presently . But heare you wife , what haue you founded her , what faies she to it ? Moth . I haue , but she will none she thankes ye : Would God that she were married to her graue . Capo . What will she not , doth she not thanke vs ...
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... presently through all thy veynes shall run A dull and heauie slumber , which shall seaze Each vitall spirit : for no pulse shall keepe His naturall progresse , but furcease to beate : No figne of breath shall testifie thou liust . And ...
... presently through all thy veynes shall run A dull and heauie slumber , which shall seaze Each vitall spirit : for no pulse shall keepe His naturall progresse , but furcease to beate : No figne of breath shall testifie thou liust . And ...
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... presently of this , For I will haue this knot knit vp to morrow . Jul . Nurse , will you go with me to my closet , To fort such things as shall be requifite Against to morrrow , Moth . I pree thee do , good nurse goe in with her , Helpe ...
... presently of this , For I will haue this knot knit vp to morrow . Jul . Nurse , will you go with me to my closet , To fort such things as shall be requifite Against to morrrow , Moth . I pree thee do , good nurse goe in with her , Helpe ...
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... Romeo ? Iohn . I haue them still , and here they are . Laur . Now by my holy order , The letters were not nice , but of great weight . Exeunt . Goe Goe get thee hence , and get me presently A THE MOST EXCELLENT TRAGEDIE.
... Romeo ? Iohn . I haue them still , and here they are . Laur . Now by my holy order , The letters were not nice , but of great weight . Exeunt . Goe Goe get thee hence , and get me presently A THE MOST EXCELLENT TRAGEDIE.
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