Romeo and Juliet (Quarto 1, 1597)
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of Romeo and Iuliet.
¶wakd thy dogge that laye a sleepe in the Sunne ? With a
¶Taylor for wearing his new dublet before Easter: and
¶with another for tying his new shoes with ole ribands.
¶And yet thou wilt forbid me of quarrelling.
1460Ben: By my head heere comes a Capolet.
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Enter Tybalt.
¶Mer: By my heele I care not.
¶Tyb: Gentlemen a word with one of you.
¶it with somewhat,and make it a word and a blow.
¶heeres my fiddle-sticke.
¶
Enter Romeo.
¶Tyb: Well peace be with you, heere comes my man.
¶Mer: But Ile be hanged if he weare your lyuery: Mary
1490go before into the field, and he may be your follower, so in
¶Tyb: Romeo the hate I beare to thee can affoord no bet-
¶ter words then these, thou art a villaine.
1495appertaining rage to such a word: villaine am I none, ther-
¶fore I well perceiue thou knowst me not.
¶drawe.
¶my loue.
¶it away. You Ratcatcher, come backe, come backe.
F
Mer: