of Romeo and Iuliet.
14561118wakd thy dogge that laye a
sleepe in the Sunne ? With a
14571119Taylor for wearing his new dublet before Ea
ster: and
14581120with another for tying his new
shoes with olde ribands.
14591121And yet thou wilt forbid me of quarrelling.
14601122Ben: By my head heere comes a
Capolet.
14691125Tyb: Gentlemen a word with one of you.
14701126Mer: But one word with one of vs? You had be
st couple
14711127it with
somewhat,and make it a word and a blow.
14721128Tyb: I am apt enough to that if I have occa
sion.
14741129Mer: Could you not take occa
sion?
14761130Tyb: Mercutio thou con
sorts with
Romeo? 14771131Mer: Con
sort Zwounes con
sort? the
slave wil make
fid
- 14781132lers of vs. If you doe
sirra, look for nothing but di
scord: For
14881135Tyb: Well peace be with you, heere comes my man.
14891136Mer: But Ile be hanged if he weare your lyuery: Mary
14901137go before into the
field, and he may be your follower,
so in
14911138that
sence your wor
ship may call him man.
14921139Tyb: R
omeo the hate I beare to thee can a
ffoord no bet
- 14931140ter words then the
se, thou art a villaine.
14941141Rom: Tybalt the loue I beare to thee, doth excu
se the
14951142appertaining rage to
such a word: villaine am I none, ther
- 14971143fore I well perceiue thou know
st me not.
14981144Tyb: Bace boy this cannot
serue thy turne, and therefore
15001146Ro: I doe prote
st I neuer iniured thee, but loue thee bet
- 15011147ter than thou can
st deui
se, till thou
shalt know the rea
son of
15051149Mer: O di
shonorable vile
submi
ssion.
Allastockado caries
15071150it away. You Ratcatcher, come backe, come backe.
F Mer: