of Romeo and Iuliet.
10221016For nought
so vile, that on the earth doth liue,
10231017But to the earth
some
speciall good doth giue:
10241018Nor ought
so good but
straind from that faire v
se,
10251019Reuolts from true birth,
stumbling on abu
se.
10261020Vertue it
selfe turnes vice being mi
sapplied,
10271021And vice
sometime by a
ction digni
fied.
10291023Within the infant rinde of this weake
flower
10301024Poy
son hath re
sidence, and medicine power:
10311025For this being
smelt with that part, cheares each part,
10321026Being ta
sted,
staies all
sences with the hart.
10331027Two
such oppo
sed Kings encamp them
still,
10341028In man as well as hearbes, grace and rude will:
10351029And where the wor
ser is predominant,
10361030Full
soone the Canker death eates vp that Plant.
10391033What early tongue
so
sweete
saluteth me?
10401034Young
sonne, it argues a di
stempered hed,
10411035So
soone to bid goodmorrow to thy bed:
10421036Care keepes his watch in euery old mans eye,
10431037And where care lodges,
sleepe will neuer lye:
10441038But where vnbru
sed youth with vn
stuft braine
10451039Doth couch his lims, there golden
sleepe doth raigne.
10461040Therefore thy earline
sse doth me a
ssure,
10471041Thou art vprou
sd with
some di
stemprature:
10481042Or if not
so, then here I hit it right,
10491043Our
Romeo hath not bene in bed to night.
10501044Ro. That la
st is true, the
sweeter re
st was mine.
10511045Fri. God pardon
sin, wa
st thou with
Rosaline?
10521046Ro. With
Rosaline, my gho
stly father no,
10531047I haue forgot that name, and that names wo.
10541048 Fri. Thats my good
son, but wher ha
st thou bin
thē?
10551049Ro. Ile tell thee ere thou aske it me agen:
10561050I haue bene fea
sting with mine enemie,
10571051Where on a
sudden one hath wounded me:
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