31002284And Ile informe you how these things fell out.

31062285Iuliet here slaine was married to that Romeo,

3106.12286Without her Fathers or her Mothers grant:

31402287The Nurse was priuie to the marriage.

31082288The balefull day of this vnhappie marriage,

31092289Was Tybalts doomesday: for which Romeo

31102290Was banished from hence to Mantua.

31122291He gone, her Father sought by foule constraint

31132292To marrie her to Paris: but her Soule

31162293(Loathing a second Contract) did refuse

3116.12294To giue consent; and therefore did she vrge me

3116.22295Either to finde a meanes she might auoyd

3116.32296What so her Father sought to force her too:

31172297Or els all desperately she threatned

2298Euen in my presence to dispatch her selfe.

31182299Then did I giue her, (tutord by mine arte)

31192300A potion that should make her seeme as dead:

31212301And told her that I would with all post speed

31222302Send hence to Mantua for her Romeo,

31232303That he might come and take her from the Toombe.

31252304But he that had my Letters (Frier Iohn)

3125.12305Seeking a Brother to associate him,

3125.22306Whereas the sicke infection remaind,

31262307Was stayed by the Searchers of the Towne.

3126.12308But Romeo vnderstanding by his man,

3126.22309That Iuliet was deceasde, returnde in post

3126.32310Vnto Verona for to see his loue.

3126.42311What after happened touching Paris death,

3126.52312Or Romeos is to me vnknowne at all.

3126.62313But when I came to take the Lady hence,

3126.72314I found them dead, and she awakt from sleep:

3126.82315Whom faine I would haue taken from the tombe,

3126.92316Which she refused seeing Romeo dead.

3126.02317Anone I heard the watch and then I fled,

3126.112318What afterhappened I am ignorant of.

31412319And if in this ought haue miscaried