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Nurse。 I'll lay fourteen of my teeth´ And   yet�察�to my teen be it spoken�察 �I 

have but four´ She is not fourteen。 How long is it now To Lammastide�拭�

Wife。 A fortnight and odd days。 Nurse。 Even or odd�察�of all days in the year�察�

Come Lammas Eve at night shall she be fourteen。 Susan and she ��God rest 

all Christian souls�。� Were of an age。 Well�察�Susan is with God�察�She was too 

good for me。 But�察�as I said�察�On Lammas Eve at night shall she be fourteen�察�

That shall she�察�marry�察�I remember it well。 'Tis since the earthquake now 

eleven years�察�And she was wean'd ��I never shall forget it���察�Of all the days 

of   the   year�察  �upon   that   day�察  �For   I   had   then   laid   wormwood   to   my   dug�察�

Sitting in the sun under the dovehouse wall。 My lord and you were then at 

Mantua。   Nay�察  �I   do   bear   a   brain。   But�察  �as   I   said�察  �When   it   did   taste   the 

wormwood on the nipple Of my dug and felt it bitter�察�pretty fool�察�To see it 

tetchy  and   fall   out   with the   dug�  �Shake�察 �quoth   the  dovehouse�  �'Twas   no 

need�察�I trow�察�To bid me trudge。 And since that time it is eleven years�察�For 

then she could stand high´lone�察�nay�察�by th' rood�察�She could have run and 

waddled all about�察�For even the day before�察�she broke her brow�察�And then 

my husband ��God be with his soul� �'A was a merry man�� took up the child。 

'Yea��'   quoth   he�察  �'dost   thou   fall   upon   thy   face�拭  �Thou   wilt   fall   backward 

when thou hast more wit�察�Wilt thou not�察�Jule��' and�察�by my holidam�察�The 

pretty wretch left crying�察�and said 'Ay。' To see now how a jest shall come 

about� �I warrant�察�an I should live a thousand yeas�察�I never should forget it。 

'Wilt thou not�察�Jule��' quoth he�察�And�察�pretty fool�察�it stinted�察�and said 'Ay。' 



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Wife。 Enough of this。 I pray thee hold thy peace。 Nurse。 Yes�察�madam。 Yet I 

cannot choose but laugh To think it should leave crying and say 'Ay。' And 

yet�察 �I   warrant�察  �it   bad   upon   it   brow A  bump   as   big   as   a   young   cock'rel's 

stone�察�A  perilous   knock�察  �and   it   cried   bitterly。   'Yea��'   quoth   my   husband�察�

'fall'st upon thy face�拭�Thou wilt fall backward when thou comest to age�察�

Wilt thou not�察�Jule��' It stinted�察�and said 'Ay。' Jul。 And stint thou too�察�I pray 

thee�察�nurse�察�say I。 Nurse。 Peace�察�I have done。 God mark thee to his grace� �

Thou wast the prettiest babe that e'er I nurs'd。 An I might live to see thee 

married once�察�I have my wish。 Wife。 Marry�察�that 'marry' is the very theme I 

came to talk of。 Tell me�察�daughter Juliet�察�How stands your disposition to 

be married�拭  �Jul。 It   is an   honour that   I dream  not of。  Nurse。 An honour�拭�

Were not I thine only nurse�察�I would say thou hadst suck'd wisdom from 

thy   teat。   Wife。   Well�察  �think   of   marriage   now。 Younger   than   you�察  �Here   in 

Verona�察�ladies of esteem�察�Are made already mothers。 By my count�察�I was 

your mother much upon these years That you are now a maid。 Thus then in 

brief�此�The valiant Paris seeks you for his love。 Nurse。 A man�察�young lady� �

lady�察�such a man As all the world´ why he's a man of wax。 Wife。 Verona's 

summer hath not such a flower。 Nurse。 Nay�察�he's a flower�察�in faith´ a very 

flower。 Wife。 What say you�拭�Can you love the gentleman�拭�This night you 

shall behold him at our feast。 Read o'er the volume of young Paris' face�察�

And   find   delight   writ   there   with   beauty's   pen�察  �Examine   every   married 

lineament�察�And see how one another lends content�察�And what obscur'd in 

this fair volume lies Find written in the margent of his eyes�察�This precious 

book of love�察�this unbound lover�察�To beautify him only lacks a cover。 The 

fish lives in the sea�察�and 'tis much pride For fair without the fair within to 

hide。 That book in many's eyes doth share the glory�察�That in gold clasps 

locks in the golden story�察�So shall you share all that he doth possess�察�By 

having him making yourself no less。 Nurse。 No less�拭�Nay�察�bigger� �Women 

grow by men Wife。 Speak briefly�察�can you like of Paris' love�拭�Jul。 I'll look 

to like�察�if looking liking move�察�But no more deep will I endart mine eye 

Than your consent gives strength to make it fly。 

       Enter Servingman。 

       Serv。 Madam�察�the guests are come�察�supper serv'd up�察�you call'd�察�my 

young   lady   ask'd   for�察  �the   nurse   curs'd   in   the   pantry�察  �and   everything   in 



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extremity。 I must hence to wait。 I beseech you follow straight。 Wife。 We 

follow thee。 Exit ��Servingman�А� Juliet�察�the County stays。 Nurse。 Go�察�girl�察�

seek happy nights to happy days。 Exeunt。 



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                                 SCENE IV。 A street。 



     Enter   Romeo�察  �Mercutio�察  �Benvolio�察  �with   five   or   six   other   Maskers�察�

Torchbearers。 

        Rom。 What�察�shall this speech be spoke for our excuse�拭�Or shall we on 

without   apology�拭  �Ben。   The   date   is   out   of   such   prolixity。   We'll   have   no 

Cupid   hoodwink'd   with   a   scarf�察  �Bearing   a   Tartar's   painted   bow   of   lath�察�

Scaring      the  ladies    like  a  crowkeeper�察     �Nor    no   without´book       prologue�察�

faintly spoke After the prompter�察�for our entrance�察�But�察�let them measure 

us by what they will�察�We'll measure them a measure�察�and be gone。 Rom。 

Give me a torch。 I am not for this ambling。 Being but heavy�察�I will bear the 

light。   Mer。   Nay�察  �gentle   Romeo�察  �we   must   have   you   dance。   Rom。   Not   I�察�

believe me。 You have dancing shoes With nimble soles�察�I have a soul of 

lead   So   stakes   me   to   the   ground   I   cannot   move。   Mer。   You   are   a   lover。 

Borrow Cupid's wings And soar with them above a common bound。 Rom。 

I am too sore enpierced with his shaft To soar with his light feathers�察�and 

so   bound   I   cannot   bound   a   pitch   above   dull   woe。   Under   love's   heavy 

burthen do I sink。 Mer。 And�察�to sink in it�察�should you burthen love´ Too 

great oppression for a tender thing。 Rom。 Is love a tender thing�拭�It is too 

rough�察�Too   rude�察 �too   boist'rous�察 �and   it   pricks   like thorn。   Mer。  If   love   be 

rough with you�察�be rough with love。 Prick love for pricking�察�and you beat 

love down。 Give me a case to put my visage in。 A visor for a visor� �What 

care I What curious eye doth quote deformities�拭�Here are the beetle brows 

shall   blush   for   me。   Ben。   Come�察  �knock   and   enter�察  �and   no   sooner   in   But 

every man betake him to his legs。 Rom。 A torch for me� �Let wantons light 

of heart Tickle the   senseless   rushes   with   their   heels�察  �For   I   am  proverb'd 

with a grandsire phrase�察�I'll be a candle´holder and look on�察�The game was 

ne'er   so   fair�察  �and   I   am   done。   Mer。  Tut�   �dun's   the   mouse�察  �the   constable's 

own   word�   �If   thou   art   Dun�察  �we'll   draw   thee   from   the   mire   Of   this   sir´ 

reverence      love�察  �wherein     thou   stick'st   Up   to  the   ears。   Come�察    �we   burn 

daylight�察�ho� �Rom。 Nay�察�that's not so。 Mer。 I mean�察�sir�察�in delay We waste 

our   lights   in   vain�察  �like   lamps   by   day。   Take   our   good   meaning�察  �for   our 

judgment sits Five times in that ere once in our five wits。 Rom。 And we 

mean well�察�in going to this masque�察�But 'tis no wit to go。 Mer。 Why�察�may 



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one ask�拭�Rom。 I dreamt a dream to´night。 Mer。 And so did I。 Rom。 Well�察�

what was yours�拭�Mer。 That dreamers often lie。 Rom。 In bed asleep�察�while 

they do dream things true。 Mer。 O�察�then I see Queen Mab hath been with 

you。 She is the fairies' midwife�察�and she comes In shape no bigger than an 

agate stone On the forefinger of an alderman�察�Drawn with a team of little 

atomies Athwart men's noses as they lie asleep�察�Her wagon spokes made 

of long spinners' legs�察�The cover�察�of the wings of grasshoppers�察�Her traces�察�

of the smallest spider's web�察�Her collars�察�of the moonshine's wat'ry beams�察�

Her whip�察�of cricket's bone�察�the lash�察�of film�察�Her wagoner�察�a small grey´ 

coated gnat�察�Not half so big as a round little worm Prick'd from the lazy 

finger   of   a   maid�察  �Her   chariot   is   an   empty   hazelnut�察  �Made   by   the   joiner 

squirrel or old grub�察�Time out o' mind the fairies' coachmakers。 And in this 

state   she   'gallops   night   by   night   Through   lovers'   brains�察  �and   then   they 

dream of love�察�O'er courtiers' knees�察�that dream on cursies straight�察�O'er 

lawyers' fingers�察�who straight dream on fees�察�O'er ladies' lips�察�who straight 

on kisses dream�察�Which oft the angry Mab with blisters plagues�察�Because 

their   breaths   with   sweetmeats   tainted   are。   Sometime   she   gallops   o'er   a 

courtier's nose�察�And then dreams he of smelling out a suit�察�And sometime 

comes she with a tithe´pig's tail Tickling a parson's nose as 'a lies asleep�察�

Then dreams he of another benefice。 Sometimes she driveth o'er a soldier's 

neck�察   �And     then   dreams     he   of  cutting    foreign   throats�察  �Of    breaches�察�

ambuscadoes�察�Spanish blades�察�Of healths five fadom deep�察�and then anon 

Drums in his ear�察�at which he starts and wakes�察�And being thus frighted�察�

swears a prayer or two And sleeps again。 This is that very Mab That plats 

the manes of   horses   in the  night And bakes   the  elflocks in   foul   sluttish�察�

hairs�察�Which once untangled much misfortune bodes This is the hag�察�when 

maids lie on their backs�察�That presses them and learns them first to bear�察�

Making   them  women   of   good   carriage。 This   is she´   Rom。   Peace�察  �peace�察�

Mercutio�察  �peace�   �Thou   talk'st   of   nothing。   Mer。   T
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