Romeo and Juliet (Quarto 1, 1597)
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of Romeo and Iuliet.
.5What with a torch, muffle me night a while.
2875Rom:Giue mee this mattooke, and this wrentching I-
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¶And take these letters early in the morning,
¶See thou deliuer them to my Lord and Father.
¶So get thee gone and trouble me no more.
¶Why I descend into this bed of death,
¶Is partly to behold my Ladies face,
¶But chiefly to take from her dead finger,
2885In deare imployment but if thou wilt stay,
¶Further to prie in what I vndertake,
¶By heauen Ile teare thee ioynt by ioynt,
¶And strewe thys hungry churchyard with thy lims.
2890The time and my intents are sauage, wilde.
¶Balt:Well, Ile be gone and not trouble you.
2895Commend me to my Father, farwell good fellow.
¶Balt:Yet for all this will I not part from hence.
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Romeo opens the tombe.
2900Thus I enforce thy rotten iawes to ope.
¶That murderd my loues cosen, I will apprehend him.
¶Stop thy vnhallowed toyle vile Mountague.
¶Can vengeance be pursued further then death?
¶I doe attach thee as a fellon heere.
2910The Law condemnes thee, therefore thou must dye.
¶Good youth begone, tempt not a desperate man.
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