Romeo and Juliet (Quarto 1, 1597)
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The excellent Tragedie
2915Heape not another sinne vpon my head
¶I loue thee better then I loue my selfe:
¶Par:I doe defie thy coniurations:
¶And doe attach thee as a fellon heere.
2923.1
They fight.
¶Boy:O Lord they fight, I will goe call the watch.
¶Open the tombe, lay me with Iuliet.
¶Mercutios kinsman, noble County Paris?
2930Did no regard him as we past a long.
¶For thou hast prizd thy loue aboue thy life.
2940Death lye thou there, by a dead man interd,
¶How oft haue many at the houre of death
¶Beene blith and pleasant? which their keepers call
¶A lightning before death But how may I
¶Call this a lightning. Ah deare Iuliet,
2944.1How well thy beauty doth become this graue?
2956.1Is amorous, and doth court my loue.
¶Therefore will I, O heere, O euer heere,
¶With wormes, that are thy chamber mayds.
¶Come desperate Pilot now at once runne on
¶Heers to my loue. O true Apothecary:
Falls.
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