Romeo and Juliet (Quarto 1, 1597)
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The excellent Tragedie
3100And Ile informe you how these things fell out.
¶Iuliet here slaine was married to that Romeo,
3106.1Without her Fathers or her Mothers grant:
3140The Nurse was priuie to the marriage.
¶The balefull day of this vnhappie marriage,
¶VVas Tybalts doomesday: for which Romeo
3110VVas banished from hence to Mantua.
¶To marrie her to Paris: but her Soule
¶Hither to finde a meanes she might auoyd
¶Then did I giue her, (tutord my mine arte)
¶Send hence to Mantua for her Romeo,
¶That he might come and take her from the Toombe,
3125But he that had my Letters (Frier Iohn)
¶VVhereas the sicke infection remaind,
¶VVas stayed by the Searchers of the Towne.
¶But Romeo vnderstanding by his man,
¶Vnto Verona for to see his loue.
¶VVhat after happened touching Paris death,
3150Or Romeos is to me vnknowne at all.
¶But when I came to take the Lady hence,
¶VVhom faine I would haue taken from the tombe,
3155Anone I heard the watch and then I fled,
¶VVhat after happened I am ignorant of.
¶And if in this ought haue miscaried
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