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            ACT IV。 



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                      SCENE I。 Friar Laurence's cell。 



     Enter Friar�察。�Laurence�А�and County Paris。 

       Friar。   On    Thursday�察    �sir�拭 �The    time   is  very   short。   Par。   My    father 

Capulet will have it so�察�And I am nothing slow to slack his haste。 Friar。 

You say you do not know the lady's mind。 Uneven is the course�察�I like it 

not。 Par。 Immoderately she weeps for Tybalt's death�察�And therefore have I 

little talk'd of love�察�For Venus smiles not in a house of tears。 Now�察�sir�察�her 

father counts it dangerous That she do give her sorrow so much sway�察�And 

in   his   wisdom   hastes   our   marriage   To   stop   the   inundation   of   her   tears�察�

Which�察�too much minded by herself alone�察�May be put from her by society。 

Now do you know the reason of this haste。 Friar。 ��aside�А�I would I knew 

not why it   should be slow'd。´   Look�察�sir�察 �here comes the lady toward   my 

cell。 

       Enter Juliet。 

       Par。 Happily met�察�my lady and my wife� �Jul。 That may be�察�sir�察�when I 

may   be   a   wife。   Par。  That   may   be   must   be�察  �love�察  �on   Thursday   next。   Jul。 

What must be shall be。 Friar。 That's a certain text。 Par。 Come you to make 

confession to this father�拭�Jul。 To answer that�察�I should confess to you。 Par。 

Do not deny to him that you love me。 Jul。 I will confess to you that I love 

him。 Par。 So will ye�察�I am sure�察�that you love me。 Jul。 If I do so�察�it will be 

of more price�察�Being spoke behind your back�察�than to your face。 Par。 Poor 

soul�察  �thy   face   is   much   abus'd   with   tears。   Jul。   The   tears   have   got   small 

victory     by   that�察 �For   it  was   bad   enough     before    their   spite。  Par。   Thou 

wrong'st   it   more   than   tears   with   that   report。   Jul。   That   is   no   slander�察  �sir�察�

which is a truth�察�And what I spake�察�I spake it to my face。 Par。 Thy face is 

mine�察�and thou hast sland'red it。 Jul。 It may be so�察�for it is not mine own。 

Are   you   at   leisure�察  �holy  father�察  �now�察  �Or   shall   I   come   to   you   at   evening 

mass   Friar。   My   leisure   serves   me�察  �pensive   daughter�察  �now。   My   lord�察  �we 

must   entreat   the   time   alone。   Par。   God   shield   I   should   disturb   devotion� �

Juliet�察 �on Thursday  early  will   I   rouse   ye。 Till then�察  �adieu�察  �and   keep   this 

holy kiss。 Exit。 Jul。 O�察�shut the door� �and when thou hast done so�察�Come 

weep with me´ past hope�察�past cure�察�past help� �Friar。 Ah�察�Juliet�察�I already 

know thy grief�察�It strains me past the compass of my wits。 I hear thou must�察�



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and nothing may prorogue it�察�On Thursday next be married to this County。 

Jul。 Tell me not�察�friar�察�that thou hear'st of this�察�Unless thou tell me how I 

may prevent it。 If in thy wisdom thou canst give no help�察�Do thou but call 

my resolution wise And with this knife I'll help it presently。 God join'd my 

heart and Romeo's�察�thou our hands�察�And ere this hand�察�by thee to Romeo's 

seal'd�察   �Shall   be   the   label   to   another    deed�察   �Or   my    true   heart   with 

treacherous revolt Turn to another�察�this shall slay them both。 Therefore�察�out 

of thy long´experienc'd time�察�Give me some present counsel�察�or�察�behold�察�

'Twixt     my   extremes     and   me   this   bloody   knife    Shall   play   the  empire�察�

arbitrating   that Which   the   commission   of   thy  years   and   art   Could   to   no 

issue of true honour bring。 Be not so long to speak。 I long to die If what 

thou speak'st speak not of remedy。 Friar。 Hold�察�daughter。 I do spy a kind of 

hope�察�Which craves as desperate an execution As that is desperate which 

we   would   prevent。   If�察  �rather   than   to   marry   County   Paris   Thou   hast   the 

strength of will to slay thyself�察�Then is it likely thou wilt undertake A thing 

like   death   to   chide   away   this   shame�察  �That   cop'st   with   death   himself   to 

scape from it�察�And�察�if thou dar'st�察�I'll give thee remedy。 Jul。 O�察�bid me leap�察�

rather than marry Paris�察�From off the battlements of yonder tower�察�Or walk 

in thievish ways�察�or bid me lurk Where serpents are�察�chain me with roaring 

bears�察�Or shut me nightly in a charnel house�察�O'ercover'd quite with dead 

men's rattling bones�察�With reeky shanks and yellow chapless skulls�察�Or bid 

me go into a new´made grave And hide me with a dead man in his shroud´ 

Things   that�察  �to   hear   them  told�察�have   made   me   tremble´ And   I   will   do   it 

without fear or doubt�察�To live an unstain'd wife to my sweet love。 Friar。 

Hold�察�then。 Go home�察�be merry�察�give consent To marry Paris。 Wednesday 

is to´morrow。 To´morrow night look that thou lie alone�察�Let not the nurse 

lie with thee in thy chamber。 Take thou this vial�察�being then in bed�察�And 

this distilled liquor drink thou off�察�When presently through all thy  veins 

shall run A cold and drowsy humour�察  �for no pulse Shall keep his   native 

progress�察�but surcease�察�No warmth�察�no breath�察�shall testify thou livest�察�The 

roses in thy lips and cheeks shall fade To paly ashes�察�thy eyes' windows 

fall   Like   death   when   he   shuts   up   the   day   of   life�察  �Each   part�察  �depriv'd   of 

supple government�察�Shall�察�stiff and stark and cold�察�appear like death�察�And 

in   this   borrowed   likeness   of   shrunk   death   Thou   shalt   continue   two´and´ 



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forty   hours�察  �And   then   awake   as   from   a   pleasant   sleep。   Now�察  �when   the 

bridegroom  in   the   morning   comes To   rouse   thee   from  thy  bed�察 �there   art 

thou    dead。    Then�察  �as   the  manner     of  our   country   is�察  �In  thy  best   robes 

uncovered   on   the   bier   Thou   shalt   be   borne   to   that   same   ancient   vault 

Where all the kindred of the Capulets lie。 In the mean time�察�against thou 

shalt awake�察�Shall Romeo by my letters know our drift�察�And hither shall he 

come�察  �and   he   and   I   Will   watch   thy   waking�察  �and   that   very   night   Shall 

Romeo   bear   thee   hence   to   Mantua。   And   this   shall   free   thee   from   this 

present shame�察�If no inconstant toy nor womanish fear Abate thy valour in 

the acting it。 Jul。 Give me�察�give me� �O�察�tell not me of fear� �Friar。 Hold� �Get 

you gone�察�be strong and prosperous In this resolve。 I'll send a friar with 

speed To Mantua�察�with my letters to thy lord。 Jul。 Love give me strength� �

and strength shall help afford。 Farewell�察�dear father。 Exeunt。 



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                         SCENE II。 Capulet's house。 



     Enter Father Capulet�察�Mother�察�Nurse�察�and Servingmen�察�two or three。 

       Cap。   So   many   guests   invite   as   here   are   writ。   ��Exit   a   Servingman。�А�

Sirrah�察�go hire me twenty cunning cooks。 Serv。 You shall have none ill�察�sir�察�

for I'll try if they can lick their fingers。 Cap。 How canst thou try them so�拭�

Serv。 Marry�察�sir�察�'tis an ill cook that cannot lick his own fingers。 Therefore 

he   that   cannot lick his  fingers   goes   not   with   me。  Cap。  Go�察 �begone。   Exit 

Servingman。   We   shall   be   much   unfurnish'd   for   this   time。   What�察  �is   my 

daughter gone to Friar Laurence�拭�Nurse。 Ay�察�forsooth。 Cap。 Well�察�be may 

chance to do some good on her。 A peevish self´will'd harlotry it is。 

       Enter Juliet。 

       Nurse。 See where she comes from shrift with merry look。 Cap。 How 

now�察�my headstrong�拭�Where have you been gadding�拭�Jul。 Where I   have 

learnt   me   to   repent   the   sin   Of   disobedient   opposition   To   you   and   your 

behests�察�and am  enjoin'd By  holy Laurence to   fall prostrate   here To beg 

your pardon。 Pardon�察�I beseech you� �Henceforward I am ever rul'd by you。 

Cap。 Send for the County。 Go tell him of this。 I'll have this knot knit up to´ 

morrow morning。 Jul。 I met the youthful lord at Laurence' cell And gave 

him what becomed love I might�察�Not stepping o'er the bounds of modesty。 

Cap。 Why�察�I am glad on't。 This is well。 Stand up。 This is as't should be。 Let 

me see the County。 Ay�察�marry�察�go�察�I say�察�and fetch him hither。 Now�察�afore 

God�察�this reverend holy friar�察�All our whole city is much bound to him。 Jul。 

Nurse�察�will you go with me into my closet To help me sort such needful 

ornaments As you think fit to furnish me to´morrow�拭�Mother。 No�察�not till 

Thursday。   There   is   time   enough。   Cap。   Go�察  �nurse�察  �go   with   her。   We'll   to 

church to´morrow。 Exeunt Juliet and Nurse。 Mother。 We shall be short in 

our   provision。   'Tis   now   near   night。   Cap。 Tush�察  �I   will   stir   about�察�And   all 

things shall be well�察�I warrant thee�察�wife。 Go thou to Juliet�察�help to deck up 

her。 I'll not to bed to´night�察�let me alone。 I'll play the housewife for this 

once。  What�察  �ho�   �They   are   all   forth�察  �well�察  �I   will   walk   myself   To   County 

Paris�察�to prepare him up Against to´morrow。 My heart is wondrous light�察�

Since this same wayward girl is so reclaim'd。 Ex

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