of Romeo and Iuliet.
290199and yet I knowe not who are written here: I mu
st to
291200the learned to learne of them, that's as much to
say, as
287201the Taylor mu
st meddle with his La
ste, the Shoomaker
288202with his needle, the Painter with his nets, and the Fi
sher
288.1203with his Pen
sill, I mu
st to the learned.
292204Enter Benuolio and Romeo. 293205Ben: Tut man one
fire burnes out anothers burning,
294206One paine is le
ssned with anothers angui
sh:
295207Turne backward, and be holp with backward turning,
296208One de
sperate griefe cures with anothers langui
sh.
297209Take thou
some new infe
ction to thy eye,
298210And the ranke poy
son of the old will die.
299211Romeo: Your Planton leafe is excellent for that.
301213Romeo: For your broken
shin.
302214Ben: Why
Romeo art thou mad?
303215Rom: Not mad, but bound more than a mad man is.
304216Shut vp in pri
son, kept without my foode,
305217Whipt and tormented, and Godden good fellow.
306218Ser: Godgigoden, I pray
sir can you read,
307219Rom: I mine owne fortune in my mi
serie.
308220Ser: Perhaps you haue learned it without booke:
309221but I pray can you read any thing you
see?
310222Rom: I if I know the letters and the language.
311223Seru: Yee
say hone
stly, re
st you merrie.
312224Rom: Stay fellow I can read.
314226SEigneur Martino
and his wife and daughters, Countie 315227An
selme
and his beauteous sisters, the Ladie widdow of 316228Vtruuio,
Seigneur Placentio,
and his louelie Neeces, 229Mercutio
and his brother Valentine,
mine vncle Capu
- 317230let
his wife and daughters, my faire Neece Ro
saline
and B3 Liuia