12851015Must be my conduct in the secret night.

1285.11016Hold, take that for thy paines.

1285.21017Nur: No, not a penie truly.

1285.31018Rom: I say you shall not chuse.

1285.41019Nur: Well, to morrow morning she shall not faile.

1285.51020Rom: Farewell, be trustie, and Ile quite thy paine.Exit

1285.61021Nur: Peter, take my fanne, and goe before. Ex. omnes.

13111023Iul: The clocke stroke nine when I did send my Nursse

13121024In halfe an houre she promist to returne.

13131025Perhaps she cannot finde him. Thats not so.

1313.11026Oh she is lazie, Loues heralds should be thoughts,

1313.21027And runne more swift, than hastie powder fierd,

1313.31028Doth hurrie from the fearfull Cannons mouth.

13291030Oh now she comes. Tell me gentle Nurse,

1329.11031What sayes my Loue?

13371032Nur: Oh I am wearie, let mee rest a while. Lord how

13381033my bones ake. Oh wheres my man? Giue me some aqua

1338.11034vitae.

13391035Iul: I would thou hadst my bones, and I thy newes.

1339.11036Nur: Fie, what a iaunt haue I had: and my backe a to-

1339.21037ther side. Lord, Lord, what a case am I in.

1339.31038Iul: But tell me sweet Nurse, what sayes Romeo?

13511039Nur: Romeo, nay, alas you cannot chuse a man. Hees

13521040no bodie, he is not the Flower of curtesie, he is not a proper

13531041man: and for a hand, and a foote, and a baudie, wel go thy

13551042way wench, thou hast it ifaith, Lord, Lord, how my head

1355.11043beates?

13581044Iul: What of all this? tell me what sayes he to our ma-

1045riage?

13661046Nur: Marry he sayes like an honest Gentleman, and a

13671047kinde, and I warrant a vertuous : wheres your Mother?

13711048Iul: Lord, Lord, how odly thou repliest? He saies like a