of Romeo and Iuliet.
31422321Be
sacri
ficd
some houre before his time.
31432322To the mo
st stricke
st rigor of the Law.
31442323Pry:We
still haue knowne thee for a holy man,
31452324Wheres R
omeos man, what can he
say in this?
31462325Balth:I brought my mai
ster word that
shee was dead,
31472326And then he poa
sted
straight from
Mantua,
31482327Vnto this Toombe. The
se Letters he deliuered me,
31492328Charging me early giue them to his Father.
31522329Prin:Lets
see the Letters, I will read them ouer.
31532330Where is the Counties Boy that calld the
Watch?
31552331Boy:I brought my Ma
ster vnto
Iuliets graue,
31572332But one approaching,
straight I calld my Ma
ster.
31582333At la
st they fought, I ran to call the
Watch.
31602335Prin:The
se letters doe make good the Fryers wordes,
31652336Come
Capolet, and come olde
Mountagewe.
2337Where are the
se enemies?
see what hate hath done,
31702338Cap:Come brother
Mountague giue me thy hand,
31712339There is my daughters dowry: for now no more
31722340Can I be
stowe on her, thats all I haue.
31732341Moun:But I will giue them more, I will ere
ct 31752343That while
Verona by that name is knowne.
31762344There
shall no
statue of
such price be
set,
31782346Cap:As rich
shall R
omeo by his Lady lie,
31792347Poore Sacri
fices to our Enmitie.
31802348Prin:A gloomie peace this day doth with it bring.
2350To haue more talke of the
se
sad things.
31832351Some
shall be pardoned and
some puni
shed:
31842352For nere was heard a Storie of more woe,
31852353Than this of
Iuliet and her
Romeo.