Romeo and Juliet (Quarto 1, 1597)
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of Romeo and Iuliet.
¶Fr: For doating, not for louing, pupill mine.
¶Fr: Not in a graue,
¶To lay one in another out to haue.
¶Doth grace for grace, and loue for loue allow:
1095The other did not so.
¶Thy loue did read by rote, and could not spell,
¶But come yong Wauerer, come goe with mee,
1100For this alliaunce may so happie proue,
¶To turne your Housholds rancour to pure loue.
Exeunt
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Enter Mercutio, Benuolio.
¶Mer: Why whats become of Romeo? came he not
¶home to night?
¶Some Challenge on my life.
¶challenged.
¶with a white wenches blacke eye, shot thorough the eare
1120with a loue song, the verie pinne of his heart cleft with the
¶blinde bow-boyes but-shaft. And is he a man to encounter
¶Tybalt?
¶Ben: Why what is Tybalt?
¶Mer: More than the prince of cattes I can tell you. Oh
1125he is the couragious captaine of complements. Catso, he
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