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



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                        SCENE III。 Juliet's chamber。 



     Enter Juliet and Nurse。 

       Jul。 Ay�察�those attires are best�察�but�察�gentle nurse�察�I pray thee leave me 

to myself to´night�察�For I have need of many orisons To move the heavens 

to smile upon my state�察�Which�察�well thou knowest�察�is cross and full of sin。 

       Enter Mother。 

       Mother。 What�察�are you busy�察�ho�拭�Need you my help�拭�Jul。 No�察�madam�察�

we have cull'd such necessaries As are behooffull for our state to´morrow。 

So please you�察�let me now be left alone�察�And let the nurse this night sit up 

with   you�察  �For   I   am   sure   you   have   your   hands   full   all   In   this   so   sudden 

business。 Mother。 Good night。 Get thee to bed�察�and rest�察�for thou hast need。 

Exeunt   ��Mother   and   Nurse。�А  �Jul。   Farewell�   �God   knows   when   we   shall 

meet again。 I have a faint cold fear thrills through my veins That almost 

freezes up the heat of life。 I'll call them back again to comfort me。 Nurse� � 

What should she do here�拭�My dismal scene I needs must act alone。 Come�察�

vial。 What if this mixture do not work at all�拭�Shall I be married then to´ 

morrow morning�拭�No�察�No� �This shall forbid it。 Lie thou there。 Lays down 

a dagger。 What if it be a poison which the friar Subtilly hath minist'red to 

have me dead�察�Lest in this marriage he should be dishonour'd Because he 

married me before to Romeo�拭�I fear it is�察�and yet methinks it should not�察�

For he hath still been tried a holy man。 I will not entertain so bad a thought。 

How if�察�when I am laid into the tomb�察�I wake before the time that Romeo 

Come to redeem me�拭�There's a fearful point� �Shall I not then be stifled in 

the vault�察�To whose foul mouth no healthsome air breathes in�察�And there 

die strangled ere my Romeo comes�拭�Or�察�if I live�察�is it not very like The 

horrible conceit of death and night�察�Together with the terror of the place´ 

As in a vault�察�an ancient receptacle Where for this many hundred years the 

bones Of all my buried ancestors are pack'd�察�Where bloody Tybalt�察�yet but 

green   in   earth�察  �Lies   fest'ring   in   his   shroud�察  �where�察  �as   they  say�察�At   some 

hours in the night spirits resort´ Alack�察�alack�察�is it not like that I�察�So early 

waking´ what with loathsome smells�察�And shrieks like mandrakes torn out 

of   the   earth�察  �That   living   mortals�察  �hearing   them�察  �run   mad´   O�察  �if   I   wake�察�

shall   I   not   be   distraught�察  �Environed   with   all   these   hideous   fears�察  �And 



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madly   play   with   my   forefathers'   joints�察  �And   pluck   the   mangled   Tybalt 

from  his   shroud。�察�And�察  �in   this   rage�察  �with   some   great   kinsman's   bone As 

with   a   club   dash   out   my   desp'rate   brains�拭  �O�察  �look�   �methinks   I   see   my 

cousin's ghost Seeking out Romeo�察�that did spit his body Upon a rapier's 

point。 Stay�察�Tybalt�察�stay� �Romeo�察�I come� �this do I drink to thee。 

       She ��drinks and�А�falls upon her bed within the curtains。 



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                         SCENE IV。 Capulet's house。 



     Enter Lady of the House and Nurse。 

       Lady。   Hold�察  �take   these   keys   and   fetch   more   spices�察  �nurse。   Nurse。 

They call for dates and quinces in the pastry。 

       Enter Old Capulet。 

       Cap。 Come�察�stir�察�stir�察�stir� �The second cock hath crow'd�察�The curfew 

bell hath rung�察�'tis three o'clock。 Look to the bak'd meats�察�good Angelica�察�

Spare not for cost。 Nurse。 Go�察�you cot´quean�察�go�察�Get you to bed� �Faith�察�

you'll be sick to´morrow  For this night's watching。  Cap。 No�察�not a  whit。 

What�察�I   have   watch'd   ere   now All   night   for   lesser   cause�察  �and   ne'er   been 

sick。 Lady。 Ay�察�you have been a mouse´hunt in your time�察�But I will watch 

you   from   such   watching   now。   Exeunt   Lady   and   Nurse。   Cap。   A   jealous 

hood�察�a jealous hood� �

       Enter three or four ��Fellows�察�with spits and logs and baskets。 

       What   is   there�拭  �Now�察  �fellow�察  �Fellow。 Things   for  the   cook�察 �sir�察  �but   I 

know not what。 Cap。 Make haste�察�make haste。 ��Exit Fellow。�А�Sirrah�察�fetch 

drier logs。 Call Peter�察�he will show thee where they are。 Fellow。 I have a 

head�察�sir�察�that will find out logs And never trouble Peter for the matter。 Cap。 

Mass�察  �and   well   said�察  �a   merry   whoreson�察  �ha�   �Thou   shalt   be   loggerhead。 

��Exit   Fellow。�А  �Good   faith�察  �'tis   day。   The   County   will   be   here   with   music 

straight�察�For so he said he would。 Play music。 I hear him near。 Nurse� �Wife� �

What�察�ho� �What�察�nurse�察�I say� �

       Enter   Nurse。   Go   waken   Juliet�察  �go   and   trim   her   up。   I'll   go   and   chat 

with   Paris。   Hie�察  �make   haste�察  �Make   haste�   �The   bridegroom   he   is   come 

already�此�Make haste�察�I say。 ��Exeunt。�А�



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                        SCENE V。 Juliet's chamber。 



     ��Enter Nurse。�А�

       Nurse。 Mistress� �what�察�mistress� �Juliet� �Fast�察�I warrant her�察�she。 Why�察�

lamb� �why�察�lady� �Fie�察�you slug´abed� �Why�察�love�察�I say� �madam� �sweetheart� �

Why�察�bride� �What�察�not a word�拭�You take your pennyworths now� �Sleep for 

a week�察�for the next night�察�I warrant�察�The County Paris hath set up his rest 

That   you   shall   rest   but   little。   God   forgive   me�   �Marry�察  �and   amen。   How 

sound is she asleep� �I needs must wake her。 Madam�察�madam�察�madam� �Ay�察�

let the County take you in your bed� �He'll fright you up�察�i' faith。 Will it not 

be�拭  。�Draws   aside   the   curtains。�А  �What�察  �dress'd�察  �and   in   your   clothes�察  �and 

down again�拭�I must needs wake you。 Lady� �lady� �lady� �Alas�察�alas� �Help�察�

help� �My lady's dead� �O weraday that ever I was born� �Some aqua´vitae�察�

ho� �My lord� �my lady� �

       Enter Mother。 

       Mother。 What noise is here�拭�Nurse。 O lamentable day� �Mother。 What 

is the matter�拭�Nurse。 Look�察�look� �O heavy day� �Mother。 O me�察�O me� �My 

child�察�my only life� �Revive�察�look up�察�or I will die with thee� �Help�察�help� �

Call help。 

       Enter Father。 

       Father。 For shame�察�bring Juliet forth�察�her lord is come。 Nurse。 She's 

dead�察  �deceas'd�察  �she's   dead� �Alack   the   day�   �Mother。 Alack   the   day�察  �she's 

dead�察�she's dead�察�she's dead� �Cap。 Ha� �let me see her。 Out alas� �she's cold�察�

Her blood is settled�察�and her joints are stiff�察�Life and these lips have long 

been separated。 Death lies on her like an untimely frost Upon the sweetest 

flower of all the field。 Nurse。 O lamentable day� �Mother。 O woful time� �

Cap。 Death�察�that hath ta'en her hence to make me wail�察�Ties up my tongue 

and will not let me speak。 

       Enter Friar ��Laurence�А�and the County ��Paris�В察�with Musicians。 

       Friar。 Come�察�is the bride ready to go to church�拭�Cap。 Ready to go�察�but 

never to return。 O son�察�the night before thy wedding day Hath Death lain 

with thy wife。 See�察�there she lies�察�Flower as she was�察�deflowered by him。 

Death is my son´in´law�察�Death is my heir�察�My daughter he hath wedded。 I 

will die And leave him all。 Life�察�living�察�all is Death's。 Par。 Have I thought 



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long to see this morning's face�察�And doth it give me such a sight as this�拭�

Mother。 Accurs'd�察  �unhappy�察  �wretched�察  �hateful   day�   �Most   miserable   hour 

that e'er time saw In lasting labour of his pilgrimage� �But one�察�poor one�察�

one   poor   and   loving   child�察  �But   one   thing   to   rejoice   and   solace   in�察�And 

cruel Death hath catch'd it from my sight� �Nurse。 O woe�拭�O woful�察�woful�察�

woful day� �Most lamentable day�察�most woful day That ever ever I did yet 

behold� �O day� �O day� �O day� �O hateful day� �Never was seen so black a 

day as this。 O woful day� �O woful day� �Par。 Beguil'd�察�divorced�察�wronged�察�

spited�察�slain� �Most detestable Death�察�by thee beguil'd�察�By cruel cruel thee 

quite overthrown� �O love� �O life� �not life�察�but love in death Cap。 Despis'd�察�

distressed�察  �hated�察  �martyr'd�察  �kill'd�   �Uncomfortable   time�察  �why   cam'st   thou 

now To murther�察�murther our solemnity�拭�O child� �O child� �my soul�察�and 

not my child� �Dead art thou�察�dead� �alack�察�my child is dead�察�And with my 

child   my   joys   are   buried�   �Friar。   Peace�察  �ho�察  �for   shame�   �Confusion's   cure 

lives   not   In   these   confusions。   Heaven   and   yourself   Had   part   in   this   fair 

maid� �now heaven hath all�察�And all the better is it for the maid。 Your part 

in her you could not keep from death�察�But heaven keeps his part in eternal 

life。 The most you sought was her promotion�察�For 'twas your heaven she 

should be advanc'd�察�And weep ye now�察�seeing she is advanc'd Above the 

clouds�察�as high as heaven itself�拭�O�察�in this love�察�you love your child so ill 

That you run mad�察�seeing that she is well。 She's not well married that lives 

married long�察�But she's best married that dies married young。 Dry up your 

tears and stick your rosemary On this fair corse�察�and�察�as the custom is�察�In 

all her best array  bear her to   church�察�For though fond   nature bids us   all 

lament�察�Yet nature's tears are reason's merriment。 Cap。 All things that we 

ordained festival Turn from their office to black funeral´ Our instruments 

to melancholy bells�察�Our wedding cheer to a sad burial feast�察�Our solemn 

hymns to sullen dirges change�察�Our bridal flowers serve for a buried corse�察�

And   all   things   change   them   to   the   contrary。   Friar。   Sir�察  �go   you   in�察  �and�察�

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