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Rom。 Out´ Ben。 Of love�拭�Rom。 Out of her favour where I am in love。 Ben。
Alas that love�察�so gentle in his view�察�Should be so tyrannous and rough in
proof� �Rom。 Alas that love�察�whose view is muffled still�察�Should without
eyes see pathways to his will� �Where shall we dine�拭�O me� �What fray was
here�拭�Yet tell me not�察�for I have heard it all。 Here's much to do with hate�察�
but more with love。 Why then�察 �O brawling love� �O loving hate� �O
anything�察 �of nothing first create� �O heavy lightness� �serious vanity� �
Misshapen chaos of well´seeming forms� �Feather of lead�察 �bright smoke�察�
cold fire�察 �sick health� �Still´waking sleep�察 �that is not what it is This love
feel I�察�that feel no love in this。 Dost thou not laugh�拭�Ben。 No�察�coz�察�I rather
weep。 Rom。 Good heart�察 �at what�拭 �Ben。 At thy good heart's oppression。
Rom。 Why�察�such is love's transgression。 Griefs of mine own lie heavy in
my breast�察�Which thou wilt propagate�察�to have it prest With more of thine。
This love that thou hast shown Doth add more grief to too much of mine
own。 Love is a smoke rais'd with the fume of sighs�察�Being purg'd�察�a fire
sparkling in lovers' eyes�察�Being vex'd�察 �a sea nourish'd with lovers' tears。
What is it else�拭�A madness most discreet�察�A choking gall�察�and a preserving
sweet。 Farewell�察�my coz。 Ben。 Soft� �I will go along。 An if you leave me so�察�
you do me wrong。 Rom。 Tut� �I have lost myself�察�I am not here�此�This is not
Romeo�察�he's some other where。 Ben。 Tell me in sadness�察�who is that you
love�拭�Rom。 What�察�shall I groan and tell thee�拭�Ben。 Groan�拭�Why�察�no�察�But
sadly tell me who。 Rom。 Bid a sick man in sadness make his will。 Ah�察�
word ill urg'd to one that is so ill� �In sadness�察�cousin�察�I do love a woman。
Ben。 I aim'd so near when I suppos'd you lov'd。 Rom。 A right good
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markman� �And she's fair I love。 Ben。 A right fair mark�察�fair coz�察�is soonest
hit。 Rom。 Well�察�in that hit you miss。 She'll not be hit With Cupid's arrow。
She hath Dian's wit�察�And�察 �in strong proof of chastity well arm'd�察 �From
Love's weak childish bow she lives unharm'd。 She will not stay the siege
of loving terms�察�Nor bide th' encounter of assailing eyes�察�Nor ope her lap
to saint´seducing gold。 O�察�she's rich in beauty�察�only poor That�察�when she
dies�察�with beauty dies her store。 Ben。 Then she hath sworn that she will
still live chaste�拭�Rom。 She hath�察�and in that sparing makes huge waste�察�For
beauty�察�starv'd with her severity�察�Cuts beauty off from all posterity。 She is
too fair�察�too wise�察�wisely too fair�察�To merit bliss by making me despair。 She
hath forsworn to love�察�and in that vow Do I live dead that live to tell it
now。 Ben。 Be rul'd by me�此�forget to think of her。 Rom。 O�察�teach me how I
should forget to think� �Ben。 By giving liberty unto thine eyes。 Examine
other beauties。 Rom。 'Tis the way To call hers ��exquisite�� in question more。
These happy masks that kiss fair ladies' brows�察 �Being black puts us in
mind they hide the fair。 He that is strucken blind cannot forget The
precious treasure of his eyesight lost。 Show me a mistress that is passing
fair�察 �What doth her beauty serve but as a note Where I may read who
pass'd that passing fair�拭�Farewell。 Thou canst not teach me to forget。 Ben。
I'll pay that doctrine�察�or else die in debt。 Exeunt。
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SCENE II。 A Street。
Enter Capulet�察�County Paris�察�and ��Servant�А �the Clown。
Cap。 But Montague is bound as well as I�察�In penalty alike�察�and 'tis not
hard�察�I think�察�For men so old as we to keep the peace。 Par。 Of honourable
reckoning are you both�察�And pity 'tis you liv'd at odds so long。 But now�察�
my lord�察�what say you to my suit�拭�Cap。 But saying o'er what I have said
before�此 �My child is yet a stranger in the world�察 �She hath not seen the
change of fourteen years�察�Let two more summers wither in their pride Ere
we may think her ripe to be a bride。 Par。 Younger than she are happy
mothers made。 Cap。 And too soon marr'd are those so early made。 The
earth hath swallowed all my hopes but she�察�She is the hopeful lady of my
earth。 But woo her�察�gentle Paris�察�get her heart�察�My will to her consent is
but a part。 An she agree�察�within her scope of choice Lies my consent and
fair according voice。 This night I hold an old accustom'd feast�察�Whereto I
have invited many a guest�察�Such as I love�察�and you among the store�察�One
more�察�most welcome�察�makes my number more。 At my poor house look to
behold this night Earth´treading stars that make dark heaven light。 Such
comfort as do lusty young men feel When well apparell'd April on the heel
Of limping Winter treads�察 �even such delight Among fresh female buds
shall you this night Inherit at my house。 Hear all�察�all see�察�And like her most
whose merit most shall be�察�Which�察 �on more view of many�察 �mine�察 �being
one�察�May stand in number�察�though in reck'ning none。 Come�察�go with me。
��To Servant�察 �giving him a paper�А �Go�察 �sirrah�察 �trudge about Through fair
Verona�察 �find those persons out Whose names are written there�察 �and to
them say�察�My house and welcome on their pleasure stay´ Exeunt ��Capulet
and Paris�А� Serv。 Find them out whose names are written here�拭�It is written
that the shoemaker should meddle with his yard and the tailor with his last�察�
the fisher with his pencil and the painter with his nets�察�but I am sent to find
those persons whose names are here writ�察�and can never find what names
the writing person hath here writ。 I must to the learned。 In good time� �
Enter Benvolio and Romeo。
Ben。 Tut�察 �man�察 �one fire burns out another's burning�察 �One pain is
lessoned by another's anguish�察 �Turn giddy�察 �and be holp by backward
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turning�察�One desperate grief cures with another's languish。 Take thou some
new infection to thy eye�察�And the rank poison of the old will die。 Rom。
Your plantain leaf is excellent for that。 Ben。 For what�察�I pray thee�拭�Rom。
For your broken shin。 Ben。 Why�察�Romeo�察�art thou mad�拭�Rom。 Not mad�察�
but bound more than a madman is�察 �Shut up in Prison�察 �kept without my
food�察 �Whipp'd and tormented and´ God´den�察 �good fellow。 Serv。 God gi'
go´den。 I pray�察�sir�察�can you read�拭�Rom。 Ay�察�mine own fortune in my misery。
Serv。 Perhaps you have learned it without book。 But I pray�察�can you read
anything you see�拭�Rom。 Ay�察�If I know the letters and the language。 Serv。
Ye say honestly。 Rest you merry� �Rom。 Stay�察�fellow�察�I can read。 He reads。
'Signior Martino and his wife and daughters�察�County Anselmo and his
beauteous sisters�察�The lady widow of Vitruvio�察�Signior Placentio and His
lovely nieces�察�Mercutio and his brother Valentine�察�Mine uncle Capulet�察�his
wife�察 �and daughters�察 �My fair niece Rosaline and Livia�察 �Signior Valentio
and His cousin Tybalt�察�Lucio and the lively Helena。'
��Gives back the paper。�А�A fair assembly。 Whither should they come�拭�
Serv。 Up。 Rom。 Whither�拭 �Serv。 To supper�察 �to our house。 Rom。 Whose
house�拭 �Serv。 My master's。 Rom。 Indeed I should have ask'd you that
before。 Serv。 Now I'll tell you without asking。 My master is the great rich
Capulet�察�and if you be not of the house of Montagues�察�I pray come and
crush a cup of wine。 Rest you merry� �Exit。 Ben。 At this same ancient feast
of Capulet's Sups the fair Rosaline whom thou so lov'st�察 �With all the
admired beauties of Verona。 Go thither�察�and with unattainted eye Compare
her face with some that I shall show�察�And I will make thee think thy swan
a crow。 Rom。 When the devout religion of mine eye Maintains such
falsehood�察�then turn tears to fires�察�And these�察 �who�察�often drown'd�察 �could
never die�察�Transparent heretics�察�be burnt for liars� �One fairer than my love�拭�
The all´seeing sun Ne'er saw her match since first the world begun。 Ben。
Tut� �you saw her fair�察�none else being by�察�Herself pois'd with herself in
either eye�察�But in that crystal scales let there be weigh'd Your lady's love
against some other maid That I will show you shining at this feast�察�And
she shall scant show well that now seems best。 Rom。 I'll go along�察�no such
sight to be shown�察�But to rejoice in splendour of my own。 ��Exeunt。�А�
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SCENE III。 Capulet's house。
Enter Capulet's Wife�察�and Nurse。
Wife。 Nurse�察�where's my daughter�拭�Call her forth to me。 Nurse。 Now�察�
by my maidenhead at twelve year old�察�I bade her come。 What�察�lamb� �what
ladybird� �God forbid� �Where's this girl�拭�What�察�Juliet� �
Enter Juliet。
Jul。 How now�拭 �Who calls�拭 �Nurse。 Your mother。 Jul。 Madam�察 �I am
here。 What is your will�拭�Wife。 This is the matter´ Nurse�察�give leave awhile�察�
We must talk in secret。 Nurse�察�come back again�察�I have rememb'red me�察�
thou's hear our counsel。 Thou knowest my daughter's of a pretty age。
Nurse。 Faith�察 �I can tell her age unto an hour。 Wife。 She's not fourteen。
Nurse
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