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drunk。 Nurse。 O�察�he is even in my mistress' case�察�Just in her case� �Friar。 O
woeful sympathy� �Piteous predicament� �Nurse。 Even so lies she�察�
Blubb'ring and weeping�察 �weeping and blubbering。 Stand up�察 �stand up� �
Stand�察�an you be a man。 For Juliet's sake�察�for her sake�察�rise and stand� �Why
should you fall into so deep an O�拭�Rom。 ��rises�� Nurse´ Nurse。 Ah sir� �ah
sir� �Well�察 �death's the end of all。 Rom。 Spakest thou of Juliet�拭 �How is it
with her�拭�Doth not she think me an old murtherer�察�Now I have stain'd the
childhood of our joy With blood remov'd but little from her own�拭�Where is
she�拭�and how doth she� �and what says My conceal'd lady to our cancell'd
love�拭�Nurse。 O�察�she says nothing�察�sir�察�but weeps and weeps�察�And now falls
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on her bed�察�and then starts up�察�And Tybalt calls�察�and then on Romeo cries�察�
And then down falls again。 Rom。 As if that name�察�Shot from the deadly
level of a gun�察�Did murther her�察�as that name's cursed hand Murder'd her
kinsman。 O�察�tell me�察�friar�察�tell me�察�In what vile part of this anatomy Doth
my name lodge�拭�Tell me�察�that I may sack The hateful mansion。 ��Draws his
dagger。�А�Friar。 Hold thy desperate hand。 Art thou a man�拭�Thy form cries
out thou art�察 �Thy tears are womanish�察 �thy wild acts denote The
unreasonable fury of a beast。 Unseemly woman in a seeming man� �Or ill´
beseeming beast in seeming both� �Thou hast amaz'd me。 By my holy order�察�
I thought thy disposition better temper'd。 Hast thou slain Tybalt�拭�Wilt thou
slay thyself�拭�And slay thy lady that in thy life lives�察�By doing damned hate
upon thyself�拭�Why railest thou on thy birth�察�the heaven�察�and earth�拭�Since
birth and heaven and earth�察�all three do meet In thee at once�察�which thou at
once wouldst lose。 Fie�察 �fie�察 �thou shamest thy shape�察 �thy love�察 �thy wit�察�
Which�察 �like a usurer�察 �abound'st in all�察 �And usest none in that true use
indeed Which should bedeck thy shape�察�thy love�察�thy wit。 Thy noble shape
is but a form of wax Digressing from the valour of a man�察�Thy dear love
sworn but hollow perjury�察 �Killing that love which thou hast vow'd to
cherish�察 �Thy wit�察 �that ornament to shape and love�察 �Misshapen in the
conduct of them both�察�Like powder in a skilless soldier's flask�察�is get afire
by thine own ignorance�察�And thou dismemb'red with thine own defence。
What�察�rouse thee�察�man� �Thy Juliet is alive�察�For whose dear sake thou wast
but lately dead。 There art thou happy。 Tybalt would kill thee�察 �But thou
slewest Tybalt。 There art thou happy too。 The law�察 �that threat'ned death�察�
becomes thy friend And turns it to exile。 There art thou happy。 A pack of
blessings light upon thy back�察�Happiness courts thee in her best array�察�But�察�
like a misbhav'd and sullen wench�察�Thou pout'st upon thy fortune and thy
love。 Take heed�察�take heed�察�for such die miserable。 Go get thee to thy love�察�
as was decreed�察 �Ascend her chamber�察 �hence and comfort her。 But look
thou stay not till the watch be set�察�For then thou canst not pass to Mantua�察�
Where thou shalt live till we can find a time To blaze your marriage�察�
reconcile your friends�察�Beg pardon of the Prince�察�and call thee back With
twenty hundred thousand times more joy Than thou went'st forth in
lamentation。 Go before�察 �nurse。 Commend me to thy lady�察 �And bid her
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hasten all the house to bed�察 �Which heavy sorrow makes them apt unto。
Romeo is coming。 Nurse。 O Lord�察�I could have stay'd here all the night To
hear good counsel。 O�察�what learning is� �My lord�察�I'll tell my lady you will
come。 Rom。 Do so�察�and bid my sweet prepare to chide。 Nurse。 Here is a
ring she bid me give you�察�sir。 Hie you�察�make haste�察�for it grows very late。
Exit。 Rom。 How well my comfort is reviv'd by this� �Friar。 Go hence�察�good
night�察�and here stands all your state�此�Either be gone before the watch be set�察�
Or by the break of day disguis'd from hence。 Sojourn in Mantua。 I'll find
out your man�察�And he shall signify from time to time Every good hap to
you that chances here。 Give me thy hand。 'Tis late。 Farewell�察�good night。
Rom。 But that a joy past joy calls out on me�察�It were a grief so brief to part
with thee。 Farewell。 Exeunt。
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SCENE IV。 Capulet's house
Enter Old Capulet�察�his Wife�察�and Paris。
Cap。 Things have fall'n out�察 �sir�察 �so unluckily That we have had no
time to move our daughter。 Look you�察�she lov'd her kinsman Tybalt dearly�察�
And so did I。 Well�察 �we were born to die。 'Tis very late�察 �she'll not come
down to´night。 I promise you�察�but for your company�察�I would have been
abed an hour ago。 Par。 These times of woe afford no tune to woo。 Madam�察�
good night。 Commend me to your daughter。 Lady。 I will�察 �and know her
mind early to´morrow�察�To´night she's mew'd up to her heaviness。 Cap。 Sir
Paris�察�I will make a desperate tender Of my child's love。 I think she will be
rul'd In all respects by me�察�nay more�察�I doubt it not。 Wife�察�go you to her
ere you go to bed�察�Acquaint her here of my son Paris' love And bid her
��mark you me�殖� on Wednesday next´ But�察 �soft� �what day is this�拭 �Par。
Monday�察 �my lord。 Cap。 Monday� �ha�察 �ha� �Well�察 �Wednesday is too soon。
Thursday let it be´ a Thursday�察�tell her She shall be married to this noble
earl。 Will you be ready�拭�Do you like this haste�拭�We'll keep no great ado´ a
friend or two�察�For hark you�察�Tybalt being slain so late�察�It may be thought
we held him carelessly�察�Being our kinsman�察�if we revel much。 Therefore
we'll have some half a dozen friends�察�And there an end。 But what say you
to Thursday�拭�Par。 My lord�察�I would that Thursday were to´morrow。 Cap。
Well�察�get you gone。 A Thursday be it then。 Go you to Juliet ere you go to
bed�察�Prepare her�察�wife�察�against this wedding day。 Farewell�察�My lord。´ Light
to my chamber�察�ho� �Afore me�察�It is so very very late That we may call it
early by´and´by。 Good night。 Exeunt
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SCENE V。 Capulet's orchard。
Enter Romeo and Juliet aloft�察�at the Window。
Jul。 Wilt thou be gone�拭�It is not yet near day。 It was the nightingale�察�
and not the lark�察�That pierc'd the fearful hollow of thine ear。 Nightly she
sings on yond pomegranate tree。 Believe me�察�love�察�it was the nightingale。
Rom。 It was the lark�察�the herald of the morn�察�No nightingale。 Look�察�love�察�
what envious streaks Do lace the severing clouds in yonder East。 Night's
candles are burnt out�察�and jocund day Stands tiptoe on the misty mountain
tops。 I must be gone and live�察 �or stay and die。 Jul。 Yond light is not
daylight�察�I know it�察�I。 It is some meteor that the sun exhales To be to thee
this night a torchbearer And light thee on the way to Mantua。 Therefore
stay yet�察�thou need'st not to be gone。 Rom。 Let me be ta'en�察�let me be put
to death。 I am content�察�so thou wilt have it so。 I'll say yon grey is not the
morning's eye�察�'Tis but the pale reflex of Cynthia's brow�察�Nor that is not
the lark whose notes do beat The vaulty heaven so high above our heads。 I
have more care to stay than will to go。 Come�察�death�察�and welcome� �Juliet
wills it so。 How is't�察�my soul�拭�Let's talk�察�it is not day。 Jul。 It is�察�it is� �Hie
hence�察 �be gone�察 �away� �It is the lark that sings so out of tune�察 �Straining
harsh discords and unpleasing sharps。 Some say the lark makes sweet
division�察 �This doth not so�察 �for she divideth us。 Some say the lark and
loathed toad chang'd eyes�察�O�察�now I would they had chang'd voices too�察�
Since arm from arm that voice doth us affray�察 �Hunting thee hence with
hunt's´up to the day� �O�察�now be gone� �More light and light it grows。 Rom。
More light and light´ more dark and dark our woes� �Enter Nurse。
Nurse。 Madam� �Jul。 Nurse�拭 �Nurse。 Your lady mother is coming to
your chamber。 The day is broke�察�be wary�察�look about。 Jul。 Then�察�window�察�
let day in�察�and let life out。 ��Exit。�А�Rom。 Farewell�察�farewell� �One kiss�察�and
I'll descend。 He goeth down。 Jul。 Art thou gone so�察�my lord�察�my love�察�my
friend�拭�I must hear from thee every day in the hour�察�For in a minute there
are many days。 O�察 �by this count I shall be much in years Ere I again
behold my Romeo� �Rom。 Farewell� �I will omit no opportunity That may
convey my greetings�察�love�察�to thee。 Jul。 O�察�think'st thou we shall ever meet
again�拭 �Rom。 I doubt it not�察 �and all these woes shall serve For sweet
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discourses in our time to come。 Jul。 O God�察 �I have an ill´divining soul� �
Methinks I see thee�察�now thou art below�察�As one dead in the bottom of a
tomb。 Either my eyesight fails�察�or thou look'st pale。 Rom。 And trust me�察�
love�察 �in my eye so do you。 Dry sorrow drinks our blood。 Adieu�察 �adieu� �
Exit。 Jul。 O Fortune�察�Fortune� �all men call thee fickle。 If thou art fickle�察�
what dost thou with him That is renown'd for faith��