The most lamentable Tragedie
10581052Thats by me wounded both, our remedies
10591053Within thy helpe and holy phi
sicke lies:
10601054I beare no hatred ble
ssed man: for loe
10611055My interce
ssion likewi
se
steads my foe.
10621056 Fri. Be plaine good
sonne and homely in thy drift,
10631057Ridling confe
ssion,
findes but ridling
shrift.
10641058 Ro. Then plainly know my harts deare loue is
set
10651059On the faire daughter of rich
Capulet: 10661060As mine on hers,
so hers is
set on mine,
10671061And all combind,
saue what thou mu
st combine
10681062By holy marriage, when and where, and how,
10691063We met, we wooed, and made exchange of vow:
10701064Ile tell thee as we pa
sse, but this I pray,
10711065That thou con
sent to marrie vs to day.
10721066Fri. Holy S.
Frauncis what a change is here?
10731067Is
Rosaline that thou did
st loue
so deare,
10741068So
soone for
saken? young mens loue then lies
10751069Not truly in their hearts, but in their eies.
10761070Ie
su
Maria, what a deale of brine
10771071Hath wa
sht thy
sallow cheekes for
Rosaline?
10781072How much
salt water throwne away in wa
ste,
10791073To
sea
son loue, that of it doth not ta
ste.
10801074The Sun not yet thy
sighes, from heauen cleares
10811075Thy old grones yet ringing in mine auncient eares:
10821076Lo here vpon thy cheeke the
staine doth
sit,
10831077Of an old teare that is not wa
sht o
ff yet.
10841078If ere thou wa
st thy
selfe, and the
se woes thine,
10851079Thou and the
se woes were all for
Rosaline. 10861080And art thou chang'd, pronounce this
sentence then,
10871081Women may fall, when theres no
strength in men.
10881082Ro. Thou chid
st me oft for louing
Rosaline. 10891083Fri. For doting, not for louing pupill mine.
10921086To lay one in an other out to haue.
10931087Ro. I pray thee chide me not, her I loue now.
Doth