2840 1 I the heades of their Maides, or the Maidenheades,
2941take it in what
sence thou wilt.
3042 2 Nay let them take it in
sence that feele it, but heere
3443comes two of the
Mountagues.
3644Enter two Seruingmen of the Mountagues. 3945 1 Nay feare not me I warrant thee.
4046 2 I feare them no more than thee, but draw.
4147 1 Nay let vs haue the law on our
side, let them begin
4248fir
st. Ile tell thee what Ile doo, as I goe by ile bite my
4449thumbe, which is di
sgrace enough if they
su
ffer it.
44.150 2 Content, goe thou by and bite thy thumbe, and ile
4552 1 Moun: Doo you bite your thumbe at vs?
4754 2 Moun: I but i'
st at vs?
4855 1 I bite my thumbe, is the law on our
side?
48.258 1 Moun: I but i'
st at vs?
Enter Beneuolio. 5659 2 Say I, here comes my Ma
sters kin
sman.
6360They draw, to them enters Tybalt, they fight, to them the 7961 Prince, old Mountague, and his wife, old Capulet and 62 his wife, and other Citizens and part them.
8364 Prince: Rebellious
subie
cts enemies to peace,
8865On paine of torture, from tho
se bloody handes
8966Throw your mi
stempered weapons to the ground.
9167Three Ciuell brawles bred of an airie word,
9268By the old
Capulet and
Mountague, 9369Haue thrice di
sturbd the quiet of our
streets.
9870If euer you di
sturbe our
streets againe,
Your