of Romeo and Iuliet.
428440And
find delight, writ there with bewties pen,
429441Examine euery married liniament,
430442And
see how one an other lends content:
431443And what ob
scurde in this faire volume lies,
432444Finde written in the margeant of his eyes.
433445This precious booke of loue, this vnbound louer,
434446To bewti
fie him, onely lacks a Couer.
435447The
fish liues in the
sea, and tis much pride
436448For faire without the faire, within to hide:
437449That booke in manies eyes doth
share the glorie
438450That in gold cla
spes locks in the golden
storie:
439451So
shall you
share all that he doth po
sse
sse,
440452By hauing him, making your
selfe no le
sse.
441453Nurse. No le
sse, nay bigger women grow by men.
442454OldLa. Speake brie
fly, can you like of
Paris loue?
443455Iuli. Ile looke to like, if looking liking moue.
444456But no more deepe will I endart mine eye,
445457Then your con
sent giues
strength to make
flie.
Enter Serving. 447458 Ser. Madam the gue
sts are come,
supper
seru'd vp, you cald,
448459my young Lady askt for, the Nur
se cur
st in the Pantrie, and e
- 449460uerie thing in extremitie: I mu
st hence to wait, I be
seech you
451462Mo. We follow thee,
Iuliet the Countie
staies.
452463Nur. Go gyrle,
seeke happie nights to happie dayes.
454465Enter Romeo, Mercutio, Benuolio, with fiue or sixe other 456467Romeo. What
shall this
speech be
spoke for our excu
se?
457468Or
shall we on without appologie?
458469Ben. The date is out of
such prolixitie,
459470Weele haue no
Cupid, hudwinckt with a skarfe,
460471Bearing a Tartars painted bow of lath,
461472Skaring the Ladies like a Crowkeeper.
462473But let them mea
sure vs by what they will,
463474Weele mea
sure them a mea
sure and be gone.
464475Rom. Giue me a torch, I am not for this ambling,
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