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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... reason , but because thou hadst hafill eyes ? what eye but such an eye would haue pickt out such a quarrell ? With another for coughing , because hee wakd thy dogge that lay a sleepe in the sunne ? With a taylor for wear- ing his new ...
... reason , but because thou hadst hafill eyes ? what eye but such an eye would haue pickt out such a quarrell ? With another for coughing , because hee wakd thy dogge that lay a sleepe in the sunne ? With a taylor for wear- ing his new ...
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... reason of my loue . Mer . O dishonorable vile fubmiffion . Allastockado caries it away . You ratcatcher , come backe , come backe . Tyb . What wouldest with me ? Mer . Nothing king of cates , but borrow one of your nine liues ...
... reason of my loue . Mer . O dishonorable vile fubmiffion . Allastockado caries it away . You ratcatcher , come backe , come backe . Tyb . What wouldest with me ? Mer . Nothing king of cates , but borrow one of your nine liues ...
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... reason of this hast . Fr. I would I knew not why it should be flowd . Enter Paris . Heere comes the lady to my cell , Par . Welcome my loue , my lady and my wife : Iu . That may be fir , when I may be a wife , Par . That may be , must ...
... reason of this hast . Fr. I would I knew not why it should be flowd . Enter Paris . Heere comes the lady to my cell , Par . Welcome my loue , my lady and my wife : Iu . That may be fir , when I may be a wife , Par . That may be , must ...
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... reason , but because thou hast hasel eyes : what eye , but such an eye , would spie out such a quarrel ? thy head is as ful of quarrels , as an egge is ful of meat , and yet thy head hath bin beaten as addle as an egge for quar- relling ...
... reason , but because thou hast hasel eyes : what eye , but such an eye , would spie out such a quarrel ? thy head is as ful of quarrels , as an egge is ful of meat , and yet thy head hath bin beaten as addle as an egge for quar- relling ...
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... reason coldly of your greuances : Or else depart , here all eies gaze on vs. Mer . Mens eyes were made to looke , and let them gaze . I will not budge for no mans pleasure I. Enter Romeo . Ti . Well peace be with you fir , here comes my ...
... reason coldly of your greuances : Or else depart , here all eies gaze on vs. Mer . Mens eyes were made to looke , and let them gaze . I will not budge for no mans pleasure I. Enter Romeo . Ti . Well peace be with you fir , here comes my ...
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