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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... proue , Vnlesse good counsaile doo the cause remooue , Ben . Why tell me Vncle do you know the cause ? Enter Romeo . Moun . I neyther know it nor can learne of him . Ben . See where he is , but stand you both afide , le know his ...
... proue , Vnlesse good counsaile doo the cause remooue , Ben . Why tell me Vncle do you know the cause ? Enter Romeo . Moun . I neyther know it nor can learne of him . Ben . See where he is , but stand you both afide , le know his ...
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... proue false : At louer periuries they say loue smiles . Ah gentle Romeo , if thou loue pronounce it faithfully : Or if thou thinke I am too easely wonne , Il'e frowne and say thee nay and be peruerse , So thou wilt wooe : but els not ...
... proue false : At louer periuries they say loue smiles . Ah gentle Romeo , if thou loue pronounce it faithfully : Or if thou thinke I am too easely wonne , Il'e frowne and say thee nay and be peruerse , So thou wilt wooe : but els not ...
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... proue likewife variable . Ro . Now by Iul . Nay doo not sweare at all , Or if thou sweare , sweare by thy glorious selfe , Which art the God of my idolatrie , And Il'e beleeue thee . Ro . If my true harts loue Iul . Sweare not at al ...
... proue likewife variable . Ro . Now by Iul . Nay doo not sweare at all , Or if thou sweare , sweare by thy glorious selfe , Which art the God of my idolatrie , And Il'e beleeue thee . Ro . If my true harts loue Iul . Sweare not at al ...
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... proue , To turne your housholds rancour to pure loue . Enter Mercutio , Benuolio . Exeunt . Mer . Why whats become of Romeo ? came he not home to night ? Ben . Not to his fathers , I spake with his man . Mer . Ah that fame pale hard ...
... proue , To turne your housholds rancour to pure loue . Enter Mercutio , Benuolio . Exeunt . Mer . Why whats become of Romeo ? came he not home to night ? Ben . Not to his fathers , I spake with his man . Mer . Ah that fame pale hard ...
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... proue , Vnlesse good counsell may the cause remoue . Ben . My noble vncle doe you know the cause ? Moun . I neither know it , nor can learne of him . Ben . Haue you importunde him by any meanes ? Moun . Both by my selfe and many other ...
... proue , Vnlesse good counsell may the cause remoue . Ben . My noble vncle doe you know the cause ? Moun . I neither know it , nor can learne of him . Ben . Haue you importunde him by any meanes ? Moun . Both by my selfe and many other ...
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