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And all things change them to the contrary。 Friar。 Sir�察 �go you in�察 �and�察�
madam�察�go with him�察�And go�察�Sir Paris。 Every one prepare To follow this
fair corse unto her grave。 The heavens do low'r upon you for some ill�察�
Move them no more by crossing their high will。 Exeunt。 Manent
Musicians ��and Nurse�А� 1。 Mus。 Faith�察 �we may put up our pipes and be
gone。 Nurse。 Honest good fellows�察�ah�察�put up�察�put up� �For well you know
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this is a pitiful case。 ��Exit。�А �1。 Mus。 Ay�察 �by my troth�察 �the case may be
amended。
Enter Peter。
Pet。 Musicians�察�O�察�musicians�察�'Heart's ease��' 'Heart's ease'� �O�察�an you
will have me live�察�play 'Heart's ease。' 1。 Mus。 Why 'Heart's ease''�察�Pet。 O�察�
musicians�察�because my heart itself plays 'My heart is full of woe。' O�察�play
me some merry dump to comfort me。 1。 Mus。 Not a dump we� �'Tis no time
to play now。 Pet。 You will not then�拭�1。 Mus。 No。 Pet。 I will then give it you
soundly。 1。 Mus。 What will you give us�拭�Pet。 No money�察�on my faith�察�but
the gleek。 I will give you the minstrel。 1。 Mus。 Then will I give you the
serving´creature。 Pet。 Then will I lay the serving´creature's dagger on your
pate。 I will carry no crotchets。 I'll re you�察�I'll fa you。 Do you note me�拭�1。
Mus。 An you re us and fa us�察�you note us。 2。 Mus。 Pray you put up your
dagger�察�and put out your wit。 Pet。 Then have at you with my wit� �I will
dry´beat you with an iron wit�察�and put up my iron dagger。 Answer me like
men。 'When griping grief the heart doth wound�察�And doleful dumps the
mind oppress�察�Then music with her silver sound'´
Why 'silver sound'�拭�Why 'music with her silver sound'�拭�What say you�察�
Simon Catling�拭�1。 Mus。 Marry�察�sir�察�because silver hath a sweet sound。 Pet。
Pretty� �What say You�察�Hugh Rebeck�拭�2。 Mus。 I say 'silver sound' because
musicians sound for silver。 Pet。 Pretty too� �What say you�察 �James
Soundpost�拭�3。 Mus。 Faith�察�I know not what to say。 Pet。 O�察�I cry you mercy� �
you are the singer。 I will say for you。 It is 'music with her silver sound'
because musicians have no gold for sounding。
'Then music with her silver sound With speedy help doth lend
redress。' ��Exit。
1。 Mus。 What a pestilent knave is this same�拭�2。 Mus。 Hang him�察�Jack� �
Come�察�we'll in here�察�tarry for the mourners�察�and stay dinner。 Exeunt。
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ACT V。
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SCENE I。 Mantua。 A street。
Enter Romeo。
Rom。 If I may trust the flattering truth of sleep My dreams presage
some joyful news at hand。 My bosom's lord sits lightly in his throne�察�And
all this day an unaccustom'd spirit Lifts me above the ground with cheerful
thoughts。 I dreamt my lady came and found me dead ��Strange dream that
gives a dead man leave to think�。� And breath'd such life with kisses in my
lips That I reviv'd and was an emperor。 Ah me� �how sweet is love itself
possess'd�察�When but love's shadows are so rich in joy� �
Enter Romeo's Man Balthasar�察�booted。
News from Verona� �How now�察 �Balthasar�拭 �Dost thou not bring me
letters from the friar�拭�How doth my lady�拭�Is my father well�拭�How fares
my Juliet�拭�That I ask again�察�For nothing can be ill if she be well。 Man。
Then she is well�察 �and nothing can be ill。 Her body sleeps in Capel's
monument�察�And her immortal part with angels lives。 I saw her laid low in
her kindred's vault And presently took post to tell it you。 O�察�pardon me for
bringing these ill news�察�Since you did leave it for my office�察�sir。 Rom。 Is it
e'en so�拭�Then I defy you�察�stars� �Thou knowest my lodging。 Get me ink and
paper And hire posthorses。 I will hence to´night。 Man。 I do beseech you�察�
sir�察 �have patience。 Your looks are pale and wild and do import Some
misadventure。 Rom。 Tush�察�thou art deceiv'd。 Leave me and do the thing I
bid thee do。 Hast thou no letters to me from the friar�拭�Man。 No�察�my good
lord。 Rom。 No matter。 Get thee gone And hire those horses。 I'll be with
thee straight。 Exit ��Balthasar�А� Well�察 �Juliet�察 �I will lie with thee to´night。
Let's see for means。 O mischief�察�thou art swift To enter in the thoughts of
desperate men� �I do remember an apothecary�察�And hereabouts 'a dwells�察�
which late I noted In tatt'red weeds�察�with overwhelming brows�察�Culling of
simples。 Meagre were his looks�察�Sharp misery had worn him to the bones�察�
And in his needy shop a tortoise hung�察�An alligator stuff'd�察�and other skins
Of ill´shaped fishes�察�and about his shelves A beggarly account of empty
boxes�察 �Green earthen pots�察 �bladders�察 �and musty seeds�察 �Remnants of
packthread�察 �and old cakes of roses Were thinly scattered�察 �to make up a
show。 Noting this penury�察�to myself I said�察�'An if a man did need a poison
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now Whose sale is present death in Mantua�察 �Here lives a caitiff wretch
would sell it him。' O�察�this same thought did but forerun my need�察�And this
same needy man must sell it me。 As I remember�察�this should be the house。
Being holiday�察�the beggar's shop is shut。 What�察�ho� �apothecary� �
Enter Apothecary。
Apoth。 Who calls so loud�拭�Rom。 Come hither�察�man。 I see that thou art
poor。 Hold�察 �there is forty ducats。 Let me have A dram of poison�察 �such
soon´speeding gear As will disperse itself through all the veins That the
life´weary taker mall fall dead�察�And that the trunk may be discharg'd of
breath As violently as hasty powder fir'd Doth hurry from the fatal
cannon's womb。 Apoth。 Such mortal drugs I have�察 �but Mantua's law Is
death to any he that utters them。 Rom。 Art thou so bare and full of
wretchedness And fearest to die�拭 �Famine is in thy cheeks�察 �Need and
oppression starveth in thine eyes�察�Contempt and beggary hangs upon thy
back�此�The world is not thy friend�察�nor the world's law�察�The world affords
no law to make thee rich�察 �Then be not poor�察 �but break it and take this。
Apoth。 My poverty but not my will consents。 Rom。 I pay thy poverty and
not thy will。 Apoth。 Put this in any liquid thing you will And drink it off�察�
and if you had the strength Of twenty men�察�it would dispatch you straight。
Rom。 There is thy gold´ worse poison to men's souls�察�Doing more murther
in this loathsome world�察�Than these poor compounds that thou mayst not
sell。 I sell thee poison�察�thou hast sold me none。 Farewell。 Buy food and get
thyself in flesh。 Come�察�cordial and not poison�察�go with me To Juliet's grave�察�
for there must I use thee。 Exeunt。
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SCENE II。 Verona。 Friar Laurence's cell。
Enter Friar John to Friar Laurence。
John。 Holy Franciscan friar�察�brother�察�ho� �
Enter Friar Laurence。
Laur。 This same should be the voice of Friar John。 Welcome from
Mantua。 What says Romeo�拭 �Or�察 �if his mind be writ�察 �give me his letter。
John。 Going to find a barefoot brother out�察�One of our order�察�to associate
me Here in this city visiting the sick�察�And finding him�察�the searchers of the
town�察 �Suspecting that we both were in a house Where the infectious
pestilence did reign�察 �Seal'd up the doors�察 �and would not let us forth�察 �So
that my speed to Mantua there was stay'd。 Laur。 Who bare my letter�察�then�察�
to Romeo�拭�John。 I could not send it´ here it is again´ Nor get a messenger
to bring it thee�察�So fearful were they of infection。 Laur。 Unhappy fortune� �
By my brotherhood�察�The letter was not nice�察 �but full of charge�察 �Of dear
import�察�and the neglecting it May do much danger。 Friar John�察�go hence�察�
Get me an iron crow and bring it straight Unto my cell。 John。 Brother�察�I'll
go and bring it thee。 Exit。 Laur。 Now�察 �must I to the monument alone。
Within this three hours will fair Juliet wake。 She will beshrew me much
that Romeo Hath had no notice of these accidents�察�But I will write again to
Mantua�察 �And keep her at my cell till Romeo come´ Poor living corse�察�
clos'd in a dead man's tomb� �Exit。
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