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       2。   Watch。   Here's   Romeo's   man。   We   found   him   in   the   churchyard。 

Chief Watch。 Hold him in safety till the Prince come hither。 

       Enter Friar ��Laurence�А�and another Watchman。 

       3。 Watch。 Here is a friar that trembles�察�sighs�察�and weeps。 We took this 

mattock and this spade from him As he was coming from this churchyard 

side。 Chief Watch。 A great suspicion� �Stay the friar too。 

       Enter the Prince ��and Attendants�А� 

       Prince。 What misadventure is so early up�察�That calls our person from 

our morning rest�拭�

       Enter Capulet and his Wife ��with others�А� 

       Cap。 What should it be�察�that they so shriek abroad�拭�Wife。 The people 

in the street cry 'Romeo��' Some 'Juliet��' and some 'Paris'�察�and all run�察�With 



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open outcry�察�toward our monument。 Prince。 What fear is this which startles 

in our ears�拭�Chief Watch。 Sovereign�察�here lies the County Paris slain�察�And 

Romeo dead�察�and Juliet�察�dead before�察�Warm and new kill'd。 Prince。 Search�察�

seek�察�and know how this foul murder comes。 Chief Watch。 Here is a friar�察�

and   slaughter'd   Romeo's   man�察  �With   instruments   upon   them   fit   to   open 

These dead men's tombs。 Cap。 O heavens� �O wife�察�look how our daughter 

bleeds� �This dagger hath mista'en�察�for�察�lo�察�his house Is empty on the back 

of Montague�察�And   it missheathed in   my daughter's bosom� �Wife。 O   me� �

this sight of death is as a bell That warns my old age to a sepulchre。 

       Enter Montague ��and others�А� 

       Prince。   Come�察  �Montague�察  �for   thou   art   early   up   To   see   thy   son   and 

heir   more   early   down。   Mon。  Alas�察  �my   liege�察  �my   wife   is   dead   to´night� �

Grief     of  my    son's   exile   hath   stopp'd    her  breath。    What    further    woe 

conspires against mine age�拭�Prince。 Look�察�and thou shalt see。 Mon。 O thou 

untaught� �what manners is in this�察�To press before thy father to a grave�拭�

Prince。 Seal up the mouth of outrage for a while�察�Till we can clear these 

ambiguities And know their spring�察�their head�察�their true descent�察�And then 

will   I   be   general   of   your   woes   And   lead   you   even   to   death。   Meantime 

forbear�察�And let mischance be slave to patience。 Bring forth the parties of 

suspicion。 Friar。 I am the greatest�察�able to do least�察�Yet most suspected�察�as 

the   time   and   place   Doth   make   against   me�察  �of   this   direful   murther�察�And 

here   I   stand�察  �both   to   impeach   and   purge   Myself   condemned   and   myself 

excus'd。 Prince。 Then say it once what thou dost know in this。 Friar。 I will 

be   brief�察  �for   my   short   date   of   breath   Is   not   so   long   as   is   a   tedious   tale。 

Romeo�察�there dead�察�was husband to that Juliet�察�And she�察�there dead�察�that 

Romeo's faithful wife。 I married them�察�and their stol'n marriage day Was 

Tybalt's     doomsday�察      �whose     untimely     death     Banish'd     the   new´made 

bridegroom from this city�察�For whom�察�and not for Tybalt�察�Juliet pin'd。 You�察�

to remove that siege of grief from her�察�Betroth'd and would have married 

her perforce To County Paris。 Then comes she to me And with wild looks 

bid me devise some mean To rid her from this second marriage�察�Or in my 

cell there would she kill herself。 Then gave I her ��so tutored by my art�� A 

sleeping potion�察�which so took effect As I intended�察�for it wrought on her 

The form of death。 Meantime I writ to Romeo That he should hither come 



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as this dire night To help to take her from her borrowed grave�察�Being the 

time   the   potion's   force   should   cease。   But he   which   bore   my  letter�察  �Friar 

John�察  �Was   stay'd   by   accident�察  �and   yesternight   Return'd   my   letter   back。 

Then all alone At the prefixed hour of her waking Came I to take her from 

her    kindred's    vault�察  �Meaning      to   keep   her   closely    at  my    cell  Till   I 

conveniently could send to Romeo。 But when I came�察�some minute ere the 

time Of her awaking�察�here untimely lay The noble Paris and true Romeo 

dead。  She   wakes�察  �and   I   entreated   her   come   forth And   bear   this   work   of 

heaven with patience�察�But then a noise did scare me from the tomb�察�And 

she�察�too desperate�察�would not go with me�察�But�察�as it seems�察�did violence on 

herself。 All   this   I   know�察  �and   to   the   marriage   Her   nurse   is   privy�察  �and   if 

aught in   this Miscarried by  my fault�察�let my  old   life Be sacrific'd�察 �some 

hour before his time�察�Unto the rigour of severest law。 Prince。 We still have 

known thee for a holy  man。 Where's Romeo's man�拭�What can he say in 

this�拭�Bal。 I brought my master news of Juliet's death�察�And then in post he 

came from Mantua To this same place�察�to this same monument。 This letter 

he early bid me give his father�察�And threat'ned me with death�察�going in the 

vault�察�If I departed not and left him there。 Prince。 Give me the letter。 I will 

look on it。 Where is the County's page that rais'd the watch�拭�Sirrah�察�what 

made your master in this place�拭�Boy。 He came with flowers to strew his 

lady's grave�察�And bid me stand aloof�察�and so I did。 Anon comes one with 

light to ope the tomb�察�And by´and´by my master drew on him�察�And then I 

ran away to call the watch。 Prince。 This letter doth make good the friar's 

words�察�Their course of love�察�the tidings of her death�察�And here he writes 

that he did buy a poison Of a poor pothecary�察�and therewithal Came to this 

vault    to  die�察  �and   lie  with   Juliet。   Where     be   these   enemies�拭    �Capulet�察�

Montage�察  �See   what   a   scourge   is   laid   upon   your   hate�察  �That   heaven   finds 

means to kill your joys with love� �And I�察�for winking at you�察�discords too�察�

Have lost a brace of kinsmen。 All are punish'd。 Cap。 O brother Montague�察�

give   me   thy   hand。   This   is   my   daughter's   jointure�察  �for   no   more   Can   I 

demand。 Mon。 But I can give thee more�察�For I will raise her Statue in pure 

gold�察�That whiles Verona by that name is known�察�There shall no figure at 

such   rate   be   set   As   that   of   true   and   faithful   Juliet。   Cap。   As   rich   shall 

Romeo's       by   his  lady's   lie´  Poor    sacrifices   of   our   enmity�    �Prince。    A 



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glooming peace this morning with it brings。 The sun for sorrow will not 

show   his   head。   Go   hence�察  �to   have   more   talk   of   these   sad   things�察  �Some 

shall be pardon'd�察�and some punished�察�For never was a story of more woe 

Than this of Juliet and her Romeo。 Exeunt omnes。 

    THE END 



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