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clos'd in a dead man's tomb� �Exit。
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SCENE III。 Verona。 A churchyard�察�in it the
monument of the Capulets。
Enter Paris and his Page with flowers and ��a torch�А�
Par。 Give me thy torch�察�boy。 Hence�察�and stand aloof。 Yet put it out�察�for
I would not be seen。 Under yond yew tree lay thee all along�察�Holding thine
ear close to the hollow ground。 So shall no foot upon the churchyard tread
��Being loose�察 �unfirm�察 �with digging up of graves�� But thou shalt hear it。
Whistle then to me�察�As signal that thou hear'st something approach。 Give
me those flowers。 Do as I bid thee�察�go。 Page。 ��aside�А�I am almost afraid to
stand alone Here in the churchyard�察 �yet I will adventure。 ��Retires。�А �Par。
Sweet flower�察�with flowers thy bridal bed I strew ��O woe� �thy canopy is
dust and stones�� Which with sweet water nightly I will dew�察�Or�察�wanting
that�察�with tears distill'd by moans。 The obsequies that I for thee will keep
Nightly shall be to strew�察�thy grave and weep。 Whistle Boy。 The boy gives
warning something doth approach。 What cursed foot wanders this way to´
night To cross my obsequies and true love's rite�拭 �What�察 �with a torch�拭�
Muffle me�察�night�察�awhile。 ��Retires。�А�
Enter Romeo�察�and Balthasar with a torch�察�a mattock�察�and a crow of
iron。
Rom。 Give me that mattock and the wrenching iron。 Hold�察�take this
letter。 Early in the morning See thou deliver it to my lord and father。 Give
me the light。 Upon thy life I charge thee�察�Whate'er thou hearest or seest�察�
stand all aloof And do not interrupt me in my course。 Why I descend into
this bed of death Is partly to behold my lady's face�察 �But chiefly to take
thence from her dead finger A precious ring´ a ring that I must use In dear
employment。 Therefore hence�察�be gone。 But if thou�察�jealous�察�dost return to
pry In what I farther shall intend to do�察�By heaven�察�I will tear thee joint by
joint And strew this hungry churchyard with thy limbs。 The time and my
intents are savage´wild�察�More fierce and more inexorable far Than empty
tigers or the roaring sea。 Bal。 I will be gone�察�sir�察�and not trouble you。 Rom。
So shalt thou show me friendship。 Take thou that。 Live�察�and be prosperous�察�
and farewell�察 �good fellow。 Bal。 ��aside�А �For all this same�察 �I'll hide me
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hereabout。 His looks I fear�察�and his intents I doubt。 ��Retires。�А�Rom。 Thou
detestable maw�察�thou womb of death�察�Gorg'd with the dearest morsel of the
earth�察�Thus I enforce thy rotten jaws to open�察�And in despite I'll cram thee
with more food。 Romeo opens the tomb。 Par。 This is that banish'd haughty
Montague That murd'red my love's cousin´ with which grief It is supposed
the fair creature died´ And here is come to do some villanous shame To the
dead bodies。 I will apprehend him。 Stop thy unhallowed toil�察 �vile
Montague� �Can vengeance be pursu'd further than death�拭 �Condemned
villain�察 �I do apprehend thee。 Obey�察 �and go with me�察 �for thou must die。
Rom。 I must indeed�察�and therefore came I hither。 Good gentle youth�察�tempt
not a desp'rate man。 Fly hence and leave me。 Think upon these gone�察�Let
them affright thee。 I beseech thee�察 �youth�察 �But not another sin upon my
head By urging me to fury。 O�察�be gone� �By heaven�察�I love thee better than
myself�察�For I come hither arm'd against myself。 Stay not�察�be gone。 Live�察�
and hereafter say A madman's mercy bid thee run away。 Par。 I do defy thy�察�
conjuration And apprehend thee for a felon here。 Rom。 Wilt thou provoke
me�拭�Then have at thee�察�boy� �They fight。 Page。 O Lord�察�they fight� �I will go
call the watch。 ��Exit。 Paris falls。�А�Par。 O�察�I am slain� �If thou be merciful�察�
Open the tomb�察�lay me with Juliet。 ��Dies。�А�Rom。 In faith�察�I will。 Let me
peruse this face。 Mercutio's kinsman�察�noble County Paris� �What said my
man when my betossed soul Did not attend him as we rode�拭�I think He
told me Paris should have married Juliet。 Said he not so�拭�or did I dream it
so�拭�Or am I mad�察�hearing him talk of Juliet To think it was so�拭�O�察�give me
thy hand�察�One writ with me in sour misfortune's book� �I'll bury thee in a
triumphant grave。 A grave�拭�O�察�no�察�a lanthorn�察�slaught'red youth�察�For here
lies Juliet�察�and her beauty makes This vault a feasting presence full of light。
Death�察�lie thou there�察�by a dead man interr'd。 ��Lays him in the tomb。�А�How
oft when men are at the point of death Have they been merry� �which their
keepers call A lightning before death。 O�察�how may I Call this a lightning�拭�
O my love� �my wife� �Death�察�that hath suck'd the honey of thy breath�察�Hath
had no power yet upon thy beauty。 Thou art not conquer'd。 Beauty's ensign
yet Is crimson in thy lips and in thy cheeks�察�And death's pale flag is not
advanced there。 Tybalt�察�liest thou there in thy bloody sheet�拭�O�察�what more
favour can I do to thee Than with that hand that cut thy youth in twain To
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sunder his that was thine enemy�拭 �Forgive me�察 �cousin。' Ah�察 �dear Juliet�察�
Why art thou yet so fair�拭 �Shall I believe That unsubstantial Death is
amorous�察�And that the lean abhorred monster keeps Thee here in dark to
be his paramour�拭�For fear of that I still will stay with thee And never from
this palace of dim night Depart again。 Here�察 �here will I remain With
worms that are thy chambermaids。 O�察 �here Will I set up my everlasting
rest And shake the yoke of inauspicious stars From this world´wearied
flesh。 Eyes�察�look your last� �Arms�察�take your last embrace� �and�察�lips�察�O you
The doors of breath�察 �seal with a righteous kiss A dateless bargain to
engrossing death� �Come�察 �bitter conduct�察 �come�察 �unsavoury guide� �Thou
desperate pilot�察�now at once run on The dashing rocks thy seasick weary
bark� �Here's to my love� 。�Drinks。�А�O true apothecary� �Thy drugs are quick。
Thus with a kiss I die。 Falls。
Enter Friar ��Laurence�В察�with lanthorn�察�crow�察�and spade。
Friar。 Saint Francis be my speed� �how oft to´night Have my old feet
stumbled at graves� �Who's there�拭�Bal。 Here's one�察�a friend�察�and one that
knows you well。 Friar。 Bliss be upon you� �Tell me�察�good my friend�察�What
torch is yond that vainly lends his light To grubs and eyeless skulls�拭�As I
discern�察�It burneth in the Capels' monument。 Bal。 It doth so�察�holy sir�察�and
there's my master�察�One that you love。 Friar。 Who is it�拭�Bal。 Romeo。 Friar。
How long hath he been there�拭�Bal。 Full half an hour。 Friar。 Go with me to
the vault。 Bal。 I dare not�察�sir。 My master knows not but I am gone hence�察�
And fearfully did menace me with death If I did stay to look on his intents。
Friar。 Stay then�察�I'll go alone。 Fear comes upon me。 O�察�much I fear some ill
unthrifty thing。 Bal。 As I did sleep under this yew tree here�察�I dreamt my
master and another fought�察�And that my master slew him。 Friar。 Romeo� �
Alack�察 �alack�察 �what blood is this which stains The stony entrance of this
sepulchre�拭�What mean these masterless and gory swords To lie discolour'd
by this place of peace�拭 。�Enters the tomb。�А �Romeo� �O�察 �pale� �Who else�拭�
What�察�Paris too�拭�And steep'd in blood�拭�Ah�察�what an unkind hour Is guilty
of this lamentable chance� �The lady stirs。 Juliet rises。 Jul。 O comfortable
friar� �where is my lord�拭�I do remember well where I should be�察�And there I
am。 Where is my Romeo�拭�Friar。 I hear some noise。 Lady�察�come from that
nest Of death�察�contagion�察�and unnatural sleep。 A greater power than we can
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contradict Hath thwarted our intents。 Come�察�come away。 Thy husband in
thy bosom there lies dead�察 �And Paris too。 Come�察 �I'll dispose of thee
Among a sisterhood of holy nuns。 Stay not to question�察�for the watch is
coming。 Come�察 �go�察 �good Juliet。 I dare no longer stay。 Jul。 Go�察 �get thee
hence�察�for I will not away。 Exit ��Friar�А� What's here�拭�A cup�察�clos'd in my
true love's hand�拭�Poison�察�I see�察�hath been his timeless end。 O churl� �drunk
all�察�and left no friendly drop To help me after�拭�I will kiss thy lips。 Haply
some poison yet doth hang on them To make me die with a restorative。
��Kisses him。�А�Thy lips are warm� �Chief Watch。 ��within�А�Lead�察�boy。 Which
way�拭�Yea�察�noise�拭�Then I'll be brief。 O happy dagger� 。�Snatches Romeo's
dagger。�А�This is thy sheath�察�there rest�察�and let me die。 She stabs herself and
falls ��on Romeo's body�А�
Enter ��Paris's�А�Boy and Watch。
Boy。 This is the place。 There�察�where the torch doth burn。 Chief Watch。
'the ground is bloody。 Search about the churchyard。 Go�察 �some of you�察�
whoe'er you find attach。 ��Exeunt some of the Watch。�А �Pitiful sight� �here
lies the County slain�察�And Juliet bleeding�察 �warm�察 �and newly dead�察�Who
here hath lain this two days buried。 Go�察�tell the Prince�察�run to the Capulets�察�
Raise up the Montagues�察�some others search。 ��Exeunt others of the Watch。�А�
We see the ground whereon these woes do lie�察�But the true ground of all
these piteous woes We cannot without circumstance descry。
Enter ��some of the Watch�撮А�with Romeo's Man ��Balthasar�А�
2。 Watch。 Here's Romeo's man。 We found him in the churchyard。
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