29152159Heape not another sinne vpon my head

29162160By sheding of thy bloud, I doe protest

29172161I loue thee better then I loue my selfe:

29182162For I come hyther armde against my selfe.

29212163Par:I doe defie thy coniurations:

29222164And doe attach thee as a fellon heere.

29232165Rom:What dost thou tempt me, then haue at thee boy.

29242167Boy:O Lord they fight, I will goe call the watch.

29252168Par:Ah I am slaine, if thou be mercifull

29262169Open the tombe, lay me with Iuliet.

29272170Rom:Yfaith I will, let me peruse this face,

29282171Mercutios kinsman, noble County Paris?

29292172What said my man, when my betossed soule

29302173Did not regard him as we past a long.

29312174Did he not say Paris should haue maried

29322175Iuliet? eyther he said so, or I dreamd it so.

2932.12176But I will satisfie thy last request,

2932.22177For thou hast prizd thy loue aboue thy life.

29402178Death lye thou there, by a dead man interd,

29412179How oft haue many at the houre of death

29422180Beene blith and pleasant? which their keepers call

29432181A lightning before death But how may I

29442182Call this a lightning. Ah deare Iuliet,

2944.12183How well thy beauty doth become this graue?

29562184O I beleeue that vnsubstanciall death,

2956.12185Is amorous, and doth court my loue.

2956.22186Therefore will I, O heere, O euer heere,

29672187Set vp my euerlasting rest

29662188With wormes, that are thy chamber mayds.

29742189Come desperate Pilot now at once runne on

29752190The dashing rockes thy sea-sicke weary barge.

29762191Heers to my loue. O true Apothecary:

29772192Thy drugs are swift: thus with a kisse I dye. Falls.