of Romeo and Iuliet.
19081870Nur. Ah
sir, ah
sir, deaths the end of all.
19091871Ro. Spake
st thou of
Iuliet? how is it with her?
19101872Doth not
she thinke me an old murtherer,
19111873Now I haue
staind the childhood of our ioy,
19121874With bloud remoued, but little from her owne?
19131875Where is
she? and how doth
she? and what
sayes
19141876My conceald Lady to our canceld loue?
19151877 Nur. Oh
she
sayes nothing
sir, but weeps and weeps,
19161878And now falls on her bed, and then
starts vp,
19171879And
Tybalt calls, and then on
Romeo cries,
19191881 Ro. As if that name
shot from the deadly leuell of a gun,
19201882Did murther her, as that names cur
sed hand
19211883Murderd her kin
sman. Oh tell me Frier, tell me,
19221884In what vile part of this Anatomie
19231885Doth my name lodge? Tell me that I may
sacke
19261888Art thou a man? thy forme cries out thou art:
19271889Thy teares are womani
sh, thy wild a
cts deuote
19281890The vnrea
sonable furie of a bea
st.
19291891Vn
seemely woman in a
seeming man,
19301892And ilbe
seeming bea
st in
seeming both,
19311893Thou ha
st amaz'd me. By my holy order,
19321894I thought thy di
spo
sition better temperd.
19331895Ha
st thou
slaine
Tybalt? wilt thou
sley thy
selfe?
19341896And
sley thy Lady, that in thy life lies,
19351897By doing damned hate vpon thy
selfe?
19361898Why rayle
st thou on thy birth? the heauen and earth?
19371899Since birth, and heauen, and earth all three do meet,
19381900In thee at once, which thou at once would
st loo
se.
19391901Fie,
fie, thou
shame
st thy
shape, thy loue, thy wit,
19401902Which like a V
surer abound
st in all:
19411903And v
se
st none in that true v
se indeed,
19421904Which
should bedecke thy
shape, thy loue, thy wit:
19431905Thy Noble
shape is but a forme of waxe,
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