252167And pittie tis they liue at ods so long:

253168But leauing that, what say you to my sute?

254169Capu: What should I say more than I said before,

255170My daughter is a stranger in the world,

256171Shee hath not yet attainde to fourteene yeares:

257172Let two more sommers wither in their pride,

258173Before she can be thought fit for a Bride.

259174Paris: Younger than she are happie mothers made.

260175Cap: But too soone marde are these so early maried:

263176But wooe her gentle Paris, get her heart,

264177My word to her consent is but a part.

267178This night I hold an old accustom'd Feast,

268179Whereto I haue inuited many a guest,

269180Such as I loue: yet you among the store,

270181One more most welcome makes the number more.

271182At my poore house you shall behold this night,

272183Earth treadding stars, that make darke heauen light:

273184Such comfort as doo lusty youngmen feele,

274185When well apparaild Aprill on the heele

275186Of lumping winter treads, euen such delights

276187Amongst fresh female buds shall you this night

277188Inherit at my house, heare all, all see,

278189And like her most, whose merite most shalbe.

279190Such amongst view of many myne beeing one,

280191May stand in number through in reckoning none.

281193Where are you sirra, goe trudge about

282194Through faire Verona streets, and seeke them out:

283195Whose names are written here and to them say,

284196My house and welcome at their pleasure stay.

285198Ser: Seeke them out whose names are written here,