Twenty of the Plays of Shakespeare: The most excellent tragedie of Romeo and Iuliet. 1597. The most lamentableJ. and R. Tonson, 1766 |
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William Shakespeare. Enter Nurfe . Oh now she comes . Tell me gentle nurse , What fayes my loue ? Nur . Oh I am ... comes the wanton blood vp in your cheekes , I must prouide a ladder made of cordes , With which your lord muft clime ...
William Shakespeare. Enter Nurfe . Oh now she comes . Tell me gentle nurse , What fayes my loue ? Nur . Oh I am ... comes the wanton blood vp in your cheekes , I must prouide a ladder made of cordes , With which your lord muft clime ...
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... comes . So light of foote nere hurts the troden flower : Of loue and ioy , fee fee the foueraigne power . Iul . Romeo . Rom . My Iuliet welcome . As doo waking eyes ( Cloafd in nights myfts ) attend the frolicke day , So Romeo hath ...
... comes . So light of foote nere hurts the troden flower : Of loue and ioy , fee fee the foueraigne power . Iul . Romeo . Rom . My Iuliet welcome . As doo waking eyes ( Cloafd in nights myfts ) attend the frolicke day , So Romeo hath ...
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... comes in- to the confines of a tauerne , claps me his rapier on the boord , and fayes , God fend me no need of thee : and by the operation of the next cup of wine , he drawes it on the drawr , when in deed there is no need . Ben . Am I ...
... comes in- to the confines of a tauerne , claps me his rapier on the boord , and fayes , God fend me no need of thee : and by the operation of the next cup of wine , he drawes it on the drawr , when in deed there is no need . Ben . Am I ...
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... comes my man . Mer . But Ile be hanged if he weare your lyuery : mary go before into the field , and he may be your follower , fo in that fence your worship may call him man . Tyb . Romeo the hate I beare to thee can affoord no better ...
... comes my man . Mer . But Ile be hanged if he weare your lyuery : mary go before into the field , and he may be your follower , fo in that fence your worship may call him man . Tyb . Romeo the hate I beare to thee can affoord no better ...
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... comes the furious Tibalt backe againe . Rom . A liue in tryumph and Mercutio flaine ? Away to heauen refpectiue lenity : And fier eyed fury be my conduct now . Now Tibalt take the villaine backe againe , Which late thou gau'ft me : for ...
... comes the furious Tibalt backe againe . Rom . A liue in tryumph and Mercutio flaine ? Away to heauen refpectiue lenity : And fier eyed fury be my conduct now . Now Tibalt take the villaine backe againe , Which late thou gau'ft me : for ...
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