The most lamentable Tragedie
909907Lea
st that thy loue proue likewi
se variable.
910908Ro. What
shall I
sweare by?
911909Iu. Do not
sweare at all:
912910Or if thou wilt,
sweare by thy gracious
selfe,
913911Which is the god of my Idolatrie,
915913Ro. If my hearts deare loue.
916914Iu. Well do not
sweare, although I ioy in thee:
917915I haue no ioy of this contra
ct to night,
918916It is too ra
sh, too vnadui
sd, too
sudden,
919917Too like the lightning which doth cea
se to bee,
920918Ere one can
say, it lightens,
sweete goodnight:
921919This bud of loue by Sommers ripening breath,
922920May proue a bewtious
floure when next we meete,
923921Goodnight, goodnight, as
sweete repo
se and re
st,
924922Come to thy heart, as that within my bre
st.
925923Ro. O wilt thou leaue me
so vn
satis
fied?
926924Iuli. What
satisfa
ction can
st thou haue to night?
927925 Ro. Th'exchange of thy loues faithful vow for mine.
928926Iu. I
gaue thee mine before thou did
st reque
st it:
929927And yet I would it were to giue againe.
930928 Ro. Wold
st thou withdraw it, for what purpo
se loue?
932929Iu. But to be franke and giue it thee againe,
933930And yet I wi
sh but for the thing I haue,
934931My bountie is as boundle
sse as the
sea,
935932My loue as deepe, the more I giue to thee
936933The more I haue, for both are in
finite:
937934I heare
some noy
se within, deare loue adue:
939935Anon good nur
se,
sweete
Mountague be true:
940936Stay but a little, I will come againe.
941937Ro. O ble
ssed ble
ssed night, I am afeard
942938Being in night, all this is but a dreame,
943939Too
flattering
sweete to be
sub
stantiall.
944940 Iu. Three words deare
Romeo, & goodnight indeed,
946941If that thy bent of loue be honourable,
947942Thy purpo
se marriage,
send me word to morrow,
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