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time�察�distance�察�and proportion�察�rests me his minim rest�察�one�察�two�察�and the
third in your bosom� �the very butcher of a silk button�察�a duellist�察�a duellist� �
a gentleman of the very first house�察�of the first and second cause。 Ah�察�the
immortal passado� �the punto reverse� �the hay。 Ben。 The what�拭�Mer。 The
pox of such antic�察 �lisping�察 �affecting fantasticoes´ these new tuners of
accent� �'By Jesu�察�a very good blade� �a very tall man� �a very good whore��'
Why�察 �is not this a lamentable thing�察 �grandsir�察 �that we should be thus
afflicted with these strange flies�察 �these fashion´mongers�察 �these pardona´
mi's�察�who stand so much on the new form that they cannot sit at ease on
the old bench�拭�O�察�their bones�察�their bones� �
Enter Romeo。
Ben。 Here comes Romeo� �here comes Romeo� �Mer。 Without his roe�察�
like a dried herring。 O flesh�察�flesh�察�how art thou fishified� �Now is he for
the numbers that Petrarch flowed in。 Laura�察�to his lady�察�was but a kitchen
wench ��marry�察 �she had a better love to berhyme her���察 �Dido a dowdy�察�
Cleopatra a gypsy�察�Helen and Hero hildings and harlots�察�This be a gray eye
or so�察�but not to the purpose。 Signior Romeo�察�bon jour� �There's a French
salutation to your French slop。 You gave us the counterfeit fairly last night。
Rom。 Good morrow to you both。 What counterfeit did I give you�拭 �Mer。
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The slip�察�sir�察�the slip。 Can you not conceive�拭�Rom。 Pardon�察�good Mercutio。
My business was great�察 �and in such a case as mine a man may strain
courtesy。 Mer。 That's as much as to say�察�such a case as yours constrains a
man to bow in the hams。 Rom。 Meaning�察�to cursy。 Mer。 Thou hast most
kindly hit it。 Rom。 A most courteous exposition。 Mer。 Nay�察�I am the very
pink of courtesy。 Rom。 Pink for flower。 Mer。 Right。 Rom。 Why�察�then is my
pump well´flower'd。 Mer。 Well said� �Follow me this jest now till thou hast
worn out thy pump�察�that�察�when the single sole of it is worn�察�the jest may
remain�察�after the wearing�察�solely singular。 Rom。 O single´sold jest�察�solely
singular for the singleness� �Mer。 Come between us�察�good Benvolio� �My
wits faint。 Rom。 Swits and spurs�察�swits and spurs� �or I'll cry a match。 Mer。
Nay�察�if our wits run the wild´goose chase�察�I am done�察�for thou hast more of
the wild goose in one of thy wits than�察�I am sure�察�I have in my whole five。
Was I with you there for the goose�拭�Rom。 Thou wast never with me for
anything when thou wast not there for the goose。 Mer。 I will bite thee by
the ear for that jest。 Rom。 Nay�察 �good goose�察 �bite not� �Mer。 Thy wit is a
very bitter sweeting�察 �it is a most sharp sauce。 Rom。 And is it not�察 �then�察�
well serv'd in to a sweet goose�拭 �Mer。 O�察 �here's a wit of cheveril�察 �that
stretches from an inch narrow to an ell broad� �Rom。 I stretch it out for that
word 'broad��' which�察�added to the goose�察�proves thee far and wide a broad
goose。 Mer。 Why�察�is not this better now than groaning for love�拭�Now art
thou sociable�察�now art thou Romeo�察�now art thou what thou art�察�by art as
well as by nature。 For this drivelling love is like a great natural that runs
lolling up and down to hide his bauble in a hole。 Ben。 Stop there�察 �stop
there� �Mer。 Thou desirest me to stop in my tale against the hair。 Ben。 Thou
wouldst else have made thy tale large。 Mer。 O�察�thou art deceiv'd� �I would
have made it short�察 �for I was come to the whole depth of my tale�察 �and
meant indeed to occupy the argument no longer。 Rom。 Here's goodly gear� �
Enter Nurse and her Man ��Peter�А�
Mer。 A sail�察�a sail� �Ben。 Two�察�two� �a shirt and a smock。 Nurse。 Peter� �
Peter。 Anon。 Nurse。 My fan�察�Peter。 Mer。 Good Peter�察�to hide her face�察�for
her fan's the fairer face of the two。 Nurse。 God ye good morrow�察�
gentlemen。 Mer。 God ye good´den�察 �fair gentlewoman。 Nurse。 Is it good´
den�拭�Mer。 'Tis no less�察�I tell ye�察�for the bawdy hand of the dial is now upon
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the prick of noon。 Nurse。 Out upon you� �What a man are you� �Rom。 One�察�
gentlewoman�察�that God hath made for himself to mar。 Nurse。 By my troth�察�
it is well said。 'For himself to mar��' quoth 'a�拭�Gentlemen�察�can any of you
tell me where I may find the young Romeo�拭 �Rom。 I can tell you�察 �but
young Romeo will be older when you have found him than he was when
you sought him。 I am the youngest of that name�察 �for fault of a worse。
Nurse。 You say well。 Mer。 Yea�察�is the worst well�拭�Very well took�察�i' faith� �
wisely�察�wisely。 Nurse。 If you be he�察�sir�察�I desire some confidence with you。
Ben。 She will endite him to some supper。 Mer。 A bawd�察�a bawd�察�a bawd� �
So ho� �Rom。 What hast thou found�拭�Mer。 No hare�察�sir�察�unless a hare�察�sir�察�in
a lenten pie�察�that is something stale and hoar ere it be spent He walks by
them and sings。
An old hare hoar�察�And an old hare hoar�察�Is very good meat in Lent�察�
But a hare that is hoar Is too much for a score When it hoars ere it be
spent。
Romeo�察�will you come to your father's�拭�We'll to dinner thither。 Rom。
I will follow you。 Mer。 Farewell�察�ancient lady。 Farewell�察。�sings�А�lady�察�lady�察�
lady。 Exeunt Mercutio�察�Benvolio。 Nurse。 Marry�察�farewell� �I Pray you�察�Sir�察�
what saucy merchant was this that was so full of his ropery�拭 �Rom。 A
gentleman�察�nurse�察�that loves to hear himself talk and will speak more in a
minute than he will stand to in a month。 Nurse。 An 'a speak anything
against me�察�I'll take him down�察�an 'a were lustier than he is�察�and twenty
such jacks�察�and if I cannot�察�I'll find those that shall。 Scurvy knave� �I am
none of his flirt´gills�察�I am none of his skains´mates。 And thou must stand
by too�察�and suffer every knave to use me at his pleasure� �Peter。 I saw no
man use you at his pleasure。 If I had�察 �my weapon should quickly have
been out�察 �I warrant you。 I dare draw as soon as another man�察 �if I see
occasion in a good quarrel�察 �and the law on my side。 Nurse。 Now�察 �afore
God�察�I am so vexed that every part about me quivers。 Scurvy knave� �Pray
you�察�sir�察�a word�察�and�察�as I told you�察�my young lady bid me enquire you out。
What she bid me say�察�I will keep to myself�察�but first let me tell ye�察�if ye
should lead her into a fool's paradise�察�as they say�察�it were a very gross kind
of behaviour�察�as they say�察�for the gentlewoman is young�察�and therefore�察�if
you should deal double with her�察�truly it were an ill thing to be off'red to
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any gentlewoman�察�and very weak dealing。 Rom。 Nurse�察�commend me to
thy lady and mistress。 I protest unto thee´ Nurse。 Good heart�察�and I faith I
will tell her as much。 Lord�察�Lord� �she will be a joyful woman。 Rom。 What
wilt thou tell her�察�nurse�拭�Thou dost not mark me。 Nurse。 I will tell her�察�sir�察�
that you do protest�察�which�察�as I take it�察�is a gentlemanlike offer。 Rom。 Bid
her devise Some means to come to shrift this afternoon�察�And there she
shall at Friar Laurence' cell Be shriv'd and married。 Here is for thy pains。
Nurse。 No�察�truly�察�sir�察�not a penny。 Rom。 Go to� �I say you shall。 Nurse。 This
afternoon�察�sir�拭�Well�察�she shall be there。 Rom。 And stay�察�good nurse�察�behind
the abbey wall。 Within this hour my man shall be with thee And bring thee
cords made like a tackled stair�察 �Which to the high topgallant of my joy
Must be my convoy in the secret night。 Farewell。 Be trusty�察�and I'll quit
thy pains。 Farewell。 Commend me to thy mistress。 Nurse。 Now God in
heaven bless thee� �Hark you�察�sir。 Rom。 What say'st thou�察�my dear nurse�拭�
Nurse。 Is your man secret�拭�Did you ne'er hear say�察�Two may keep counsel�察�
putting one away�拭�Rom。 I warrant thee my man's as true as steel。 Nurse。
Well�察�sir�察�my mistress is the sweetest lady。 Lord�察�Lord� �when 'twas a little
prating thing´ O�察�there is a nobleman in town�察�one Paris�察�that would fain
lay knife aboard�察�but she�察�good soul�察�had as lieve see a toad�察�a very toad�察�as
see him。 I anger her sometimes�察�and tell her that Paris is the properer man�察�
but I'll warrant you�察�when I say so�察�she looks as pale as any clout in the
versal world。 Doth not rosemary and Romeo begin both with a letter�拭�Rom。
Ay�察 �nurse�察 �what of that�拭 �Both with an R。 Nurse。 Ah�察 �mocker� �that's the
dog's name。 R is for the´ No�察�I know it begins with some other letter�察�and
she hath the prettiest sententious of it�察�of you and rosemary�察�that it would
do you good to hear it。 Rom。 Commend me to thy lady。 Nurse。 Ay�察 �a
thousand times。 ��Exit Romeo。�А�Peter� �Peter。 Anon。 Nurse。 Peter�察�take my
fan�察�and go before�察�and apace。 Exeunt。
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SCENE V。 Capulet's orchard。
Enter Juliet。
Jul。 The clock struck nine when I did send the nurse�察�In half an hour
she 'promis'd to return。 Perchance she cannot meet him。 That's not so。 O�察�
she is lame� �Love's heralds should be thoughts�察 �Which ten times faster
glide than the sun's beams Driving back shadows over low'ring hills。
Therefore do nimble´pinion'd doves draw Love�察 �And therefore hath the
wind´swift
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