Romeo and Juliet (Quarto 1, 1597)
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The most excellent Tragedie,
¶To heare true shrift. Come Madame lets away.
170 Ben: In loue.
¶ Ro: Out.
¶ Ben: Of loue.
¶ Ro: Out of her fauor where I am in loue.
175Should be so tyrranous and rough in proofe.
¶Should without lawes giue path-waies to our will:
¶Where shall we dine? Gods me, what fray was here?
¶Yet tell me not for I haue heard it all,
180Heres much to doe with hate, but more with loue.
¶Why then, O brawling loue, O louing hate,
¶O anie thing, of nothing first create!
¶O heauie lightnes serious vanitie!
¶Still waking sleepe, that is not what it is:
¶This loue feele I, which feele no loue in this.
¶Doest thou not laugh?
190 Rom: Good hart at what?
Griefes
