305022521.Heeres Romeos Man.

30522253Capt:Keepe him to be examinde.

30592255Prin:What early mischiefe calls vs vp so soone.

3059.12256Capt:O noble Prince, see here

3059.22257Where Iuliet that hath lyen intoombed two dayes,

30692258Warme and fresh bleeding, Romeo and Countie Paris

3069.12259Likewise newly slaine.

30702260Prin:Search seeke about to finde the murderers.

30622262Capo:What rumor's this that is so early vp?

30632263Moth:The people in the streetes crie Romeo,

30642264And some on Iuliet: as if they alone

30652265Had been the cause of such a mutinie.

30762266Capo:See Wife, this dagger hath mistooke:

30772267For (loe) the backe is emptie of yong Mountague,

30792268And it is sheathed in our Daughters breast.

30832270Prin:Come Mountague, for thou art early vp,

30842271To see thy Sonne and Heire more early downe.

30852272Mount:Dread Souereigne, my Wife is dead to night,

30862273And yong Benuolio is deceased too:

30872274What further mischiefe can there yet be found?

30882275Prin:First come and see, then speake.

30892276Mount:O thou vntaught, what manners is in this

30902277To presse before thy Father to a graue.

30912278Prin:Come seale your mouthes of outrage for a while,

3091.12279And let vs seeke to finde the Authors out

3091.22280Of such a hainous and seld seene mischaunce.

30972281Bring forth the parties in suspition.

30982282Fr:I am the greatest able to doo least.

3098.12283Most worthie Prince, heare me but speake the truth.

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