of Romeo and Iuliet.
30152969Of death, contagion, and vnnaturall
sleepe,
30162970A greater power then we can contradi
ct 30172971Hath thwarted our intents, come, come away,
30182972Thy husband in thy bo
some there lies dead:
30192973And
Paris too, come ile di
spo
se of thee,
30202974Among a Si
sterhood of holy Nunnes:
30212975Stay not to que
stion, for the watch is comming,
30222976Come go good
Iuliet, I dare no longer
stay.
30232978Iuli. Go get thee hence, for I will not away.
30242979Whats heere? a cup clo
sd in my true loues hand?
30252980Poi
son I
see hath bin his timele
sse end:
30262981O churle, drunke all, and left no friendly drop
30272982To help me after, I will ki
sse thy lips,
30282983Happlie
some poy
son yet doth hang on them,
30292984To make me dye with a re
storatiue.
30332988Iuli. Yea noi
se? then ile be briefe. O happy dagger
30352989This is thy
sheath, there ru
st and let me dye.
30362990 Watch boy. This is the place there where the torch doth burne.
30382991Watch. The ground is bloudie,
search about the Churchyard.
30402992Go
some of you, who ere you
find attach.
30412993Pittifull
sight, heere lies the Countie
slaine,
30422994And
Iuliet bleeding, warme, and newlie dead:
30432995Who heere hath laine this two daies buried.
30442996Go tell the Prince, runne to the
Capulets, 30452997Rai
se vp the
Mountagues, some others
search,
30462998We
see the ground whereon the
se woes do lye,
30472999But the true ground of all the
se piteous woes
30483000We cannot without circum
stance de
scry.
30503002 Watch. Heres
Romeos man, we found him in the Churchyard.
30523003Chief. watch. Hold him in
safetie till the Prince come hither.
30533004 Enter Frier, and another Watchman. 305430053. Watch. Here is a Frier that trembles,
sighes, and weepes,
We