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    PROLOGUE 

    Enter Chorus。 

       Chor。 Now old desire doth in his deathbed lie�察�And young affection 

gapes to be his heir�察�That fair for which love groan'd for and would die�察�

With   tender   Juliet   match'd�察  �is   now   not   fair。   Now   Romeo   is   belov'd�察  �and 

loves   again�察  �Alike  bewitched    by   the  charm   of  looks�察 �But   to  his  foe 

suppos'd   he   must   complain�察�And   she steal love's   sweet   bait   from  fearful 

hooks。 Being held a foe�察�he may not have access To breathe such vows as 

lovers   use   to   swear�察�And   she   as   much   in   love�察  �her   means   much   less  To 

meet   her   new   beloved   anywhere�察  �But   passion   lends   them   power�察  �time 

means�察�to meet�察�Temp'ring extremities with extreme sweet。 Exit。 



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                   ACT II。 



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       SCENE I。 A lane by the wall of Capulet's orchard。 



     Enter Romeo alone。 

       Rom。 Can I go forward when my heart is here�拭�Turn back�察�dull earth�察�

and find thy centre out。 ��Climbs the wall and leaps down within it。�А�

       Enter Benvolio with Mercutio。 

       Ben。 Romeo� �my cousin Romeo� �Romeo� �Mer。 He is wise�察�And�察�on 

my life�察�hath stol'n him home to bed。 Ben。 He ran this way�察�and leapt this 

orchard   wall。   Call�察  �good   Mercutio。   Mer。   Nay�察  �I'll   conjure   too。   Romeo� �

humours� �madman� �passion� �lover� �Appear thou in the likeness of a sigh�察�

Speak but one rhyme�察�and I am satisfied� �Cry but 'Ay me��' pronounce but 

'love' and 'dove'�察�Speak to my gossip Venus one fair word�察�One nickname 

for   her   purblind   son   and   heir�察�Young Adam   Cupid�察  �he   that   shot   so   trim 

When King   Cophetua lov'd   the beggar  maid� �He  heareth not�察 �he  stirreth 

not�察 �be   moveth not�察�The   ape   is   dead�察 �and   I   must   conjure him。   I   conjure 

thee by Rosaline's bright eyes。 By her high forehead and her scarlet lip�察�By 

her   fine   foot�察  �straight   leg�察  �and   quivering   thigh�察  �And   the   demesnes   that 

there adjacent   lie�察�That   in   thy  likeness   thou   appear  to   us�  �Ben。 An   if he 

hear thee�察�thou wilt anger him。 Mer。 This cannot anger him。 'Twould anger 

him To raise a spirit in his mistress' circle Of some strange nature�察�letting 

it   there   stand   Till   she   had   laid   it   and   conjur'd   it   down。  That   were   some 

spite�察  �my   invocation   Is   fair   and   honest�此  �in   his   mistress'   name�察  �I   conjure 

only   but   to   raise   up   him。   Ben。   Come�察  �he   hath   hid   himself   among   these 

trees To be consorted with the humorous night。 Blind is his love and best 

befits the dark。 Mer。 If love be blind�察�love cannot hit the mark。 Now will 

he sit under a medlar tree And wish his mistress were that kind of fruit As 

maids   call   medlars   when they  laugh   alone。   O�察  �Romeo�察  �that she   were�察  �O 

that she were An open et cetera�察�thou a pop'rin pear� �Romeo�察�good night。 

I'll to   my  truckle´bed�察�This   field´bed is too   cold   for   me   to   sleep。  Come�察�

shall we go�拭�Ben。 Go then�察�for 'tis in vain 'To seek him here that means not 

to be found。 Exeunt。 



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                       SCENE II。 Capulet's orchard。 



     Enter Romeo。 

       Rom。 He jests at scars that never felt a wound。 

       Enter Juliet above at a window。 

       But soft� �What light through yonder window breaks�拭�It is the   East�察�

and Juliet is the sun� �Arise�察�fair sun�察�and kill the envious moon�察�Who is 

already sick and pale with grief That thou her maid art far more fair than 

she。 Be not her maid�察�since she is envious。 Her vestal livery is but sick and 

green�察�And none but fools do wear it。 Cast it off。 It is my lady�察�O�察�it is my 

love� �O that she knew she were� �She speaks�察�yet she says nothing。 What of 

that�拭�Her eye discourses�察�I will answer it。 I am too bold�察�'tis not to me she 

speaks。 Two of the fairest stars in all the heaven�察�Having some business�察�

do entreat her eyes To twinkle in their spheres till they return。 What if her 

eyes   were   there�察  �they   in   her   head�拭  �The   brightness   of   her   cheek   would 

shame   those   stars   As   daylight   doth   a   lamp�察  �her   eyes   in   heaven   Would 

through the airy region stream so bright That birds would sing and think it 

were not night。 See how she leans her cheek upon her hand� �O that I were 

a glove upon that hand�察�That I might touch that cheek� �Jul。 Ay me� �Rom。 

She speaks。 O�察�speak again�察�bright angel� �for thou art As glorious to this 

night�察�being o'er my head�察�As is a winged messenger of heaven Unto the 

white´upturned   wond'ring   eyes   Of   mortals   that   fall   back to   gaze  on  him 

When he bestrides the lazy´pacing clouds And sails upon the bosom of the 

air。 Jul。   O   Romeo�察  �Romeo�   �wherefore   art   thou   Romeo�拭  �Deny  thy  father 

and refuse thy name� �Or�察�if thou wilt not�察�be but sworn my love�察�And I'll 

no longer be a Capulet。 Rom。 ��aside�А�Shall I hear more�察�or shall I speak at 

this�拭�Jul。 'Tis but thy name that is my enemy。 Thou art thyself�察�though not 

a Montague。 What's Montague�拭�it is nor hand�察�nor foot�察�Nor arm�察�nor face�察�

nor any other part Belonging to a man。 O�察�be some other name� �What's in 

a   name�拭  �That   which   we   call   a   rose   By   any   other   name   would   smell   as 

sweet。   So   Romeo      would�察  �were   he    not   Romeo     call'd�察  �Retain  that  dear 

perfection which he owes Without that title。 Romeo�察�doff thy name�察�And 

for that name�察�which is no part of thee�察�Take all myself。 Rom。 I take thee at 

thy word。 Call me but love�察�and I'll be new baptiz'd�察�Henceforth I never 



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will be Romeo。 Jul。 What man art thou that�察�thus bescreen'd in night�察�So 

stumblest on my counsel�拭�Rom。 By a name I know not how to tell thee 

who   I   am。   My   name�察  �dear   saint�察  �is   hateful   to   myself�察  �Because   it   is   an 

enemy to thee。 Had I it written�察�I would tear the word。 Jul。 My ears have 

yet not drunk a hundred words Of that tongue's utterance�察�yet I know the 

sound。 Art thou not Romeo�察�and a Montague�拭�Rom。 Neither�察�fair saint�察�if 

either thee   dislike。   Jul。   How   cam'st   thou   hither�察  �tell   me�察  �and   wherefore�拭�

The     orchard    walls   are   high   and    hard   to  climb�察   �And    the  place    death�察�

considering who thou art�察�If any of my kinsmen find thee here。 Rom。 With 

love's light wings did I o'erperch these walls�察�For stony limits cannot hold 

love   out�察�And   what   love   can   do�察  �that   dares   love   attempt。   Therefore   thy 

kinsmen are no let to me。 Jul。 If they do see thee�察�they will murther thee。 

Rom。 Alack�察�there lies more peril in thine eye Than twenty of their swords� �

Look thou but sweet�察�And I am proof against their enmity。 Jul。 I would not 

for   the   world   they  saw   thee   here。   Rom。   I   have   night's   cloak   to   hide   me 

from   their   sight�察�And   but   thou   love   me�察  �let   them   find   me   here。   My   life 

were better ended by their hate Than death prorogued�察�wanting of thy love。 

Jul。 By whose direction found'st thou out this place�拭�Rom。 By love�察�that 

first did prompt me to enquire。 He lent me counsel�察�and I lent him eyes。 I 

am   no   pilot�察  �yet�察  �wert   thou   as   far   As   that   vast   shore   wash'd   with   the 

farthest sea�察�I would adventure for such merchandise。 Jul。 Thou knowest 

the mask of night is on my face�察�Else would a maiden blush bepaint my 

cheek   For   that   which   thou   hast   heard   me   speak   to´night。   Fain   would   I 

dwell     on    form´    fain�察  �fain   deny     What     I  have    spoke�察    �but   farewell 

compliment� �Dost thou love me�察�I know thou wilt say 'Ay'�察�And I will take 

thy word。 Yet�察�if thou swear'st�察�Thou mayst prove false。 At lovers' perjuries�察�

They  say   Jove   laughs。   O   gentle   Romeo�察  �If   thou   dost   love�察  �pronounce   it 

faithfully。   Or   if   thou   thinkest   I   am   too   quickly   won�察  �I'll   frown�察  �and   be 

perverse�察�and say thee nay�察�So thou wilt woo�察�but else�察�not for the world。 

In truth�察�fair Montague�察�I am too fond�察�And therefore thou mayst think my 

haviour light�察�But trust me�察�gentleman�察�I'll prove more true Than those that 

have more cunning to be strange。 I should have been more strange�察�I must 

confess�察�But that thou overheard'st�察�ere I was ware�察�My true´love passion。 

Therefore pardon   me�察�And   not impute   this yielding to light love�察�Which 



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the dark night hath so discovered。 Rom。 Lady�察�by yonder blessed moon I 

swear�察�That tips with silver all these fruit´tree tops´ Jul。 O�察�swear not by 

the moon�察�th' inconstant moon�察�That monthly changes in her circled orb�察�

Lest that thy love prove likewise variable。 Rom。 What shall I swear by�拭�

Jul。 Do not swear at all�察�Or if thou wilt�察�swear by thy gracious self�察�Which 

is the god of my idolatry�察�And I'll believe thee。 Rom。 If   my heart's   dear 

love´ Jul。 Well�察�do not swear。 Although I joy in thee�察�I have no joy of this 

contract   to´night。   It   is   too   rash�察  �too   unadvis'd�察  �too   sudden�察  �Too   like   the 

lightning�察�which doth cease to be Ere one can say 'It lightens。' Sweet�察�good 

night�    �This   bud   of   love�察 �by   summer's     ripening    breath�察  �May     prove   a 

beauteous flow'r  when next   we   meet。 Good   night�察 �good night� �As   sweet 

repose and rest Come to thy heart as that within my breast� �Rom。 O�察�wilt 

thou   leave   me   so   unsati
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