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Therefore   do   nimble´pinion'd   doves   draw   Love�察 �And   therefore   hath   the 

wind´swift   Cupid   wings。  Now   is   the sun   upon   the  highmost hill   Of  this 

day's journey�察�and from nine till twelve Is three long hours�察�yet she is not 

come。 Had she affections and warm youthful blood�察�She would be as swift 

in motion as a ball�察�My words would bandy her to my sweet love�察�And his 

to   me�察  �But   old   folks�察  �many   feign   as   they   were   dead´   Unwieldy�察  �slow�察�

heavy and pale as lead。 

       Enter Nurse ��and Peter�А� 

       O God�察�she comes� �O honey nurse�察�what news�拭�Hast thou met with 

him�拭�Send thy man away。 Nurse。 Peter�察�stay at the gate。 ��Exit Peter。�А�Jul。 

Now�察�good sweet nurse´ O Lord�察�why look'st thou sad�拭�Though news be 

sad�察�yet tell them merrily�察�If good�察�thou shamest the music of sweet news 

By playing it to me with so sour a face。 Nurse。 I am aweary�察�give me leave 

awhile。 Fie�察�how my bones ache� �What a jaunce have I had� �Jul。 I would 

thou hadst my bones�察�and I thy news。 Nay�察�come�察�I pray thee speak。 Good�察�

good nurse�察�speak。 Nurse。 Jesu�察�what haste� �Can you not stay awhile�拭�Do 

you not see that I am out of breath�拭�Jul。 How art thou out of breath when 

thou hast breath To say to me that thou art out of breath�拭�The excuse that 

thou dost make in this delay Is longer than the tale thou dost excuse。 Is thy 

news      good    or   bad�拭   �Answer     to   that。  Say    either�察  �and    I'll  stay  the 

circumstance。 Let me be satisfied�察�is't good or bad�拭�Nurse。 Well�察�you have 

made a simple choice�察�you know not how to choose a man。 Romeo�拭�No�察�

not   he。  Though   his   face   be   better   than   any   man's�察  �yet   his   leg   excels   all 

men's�察  �and   for   a   hand   and   a   foot�察  �and   a   body�察  �though   they  be   not   to   be 

talk'd on�察�yet they are past compare。 He is not the flower of courtesy�察�but�察�

I'll   warrant   him�察  �as   gentle   as   a   lamb。   Go   thy   ways�察  �wench�察  �serve   God。 

What�察�have you din'd at home�拭�Jul。 No�察�no。 But all this did I know before。 



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What says he of our marriage�拭�What of that�拭�Nurse。 Lord�察�how my head 

aches� �What a head have I� �It beats as it would fall in twenty pieces。 My 

back   o'   t'   other   side�察�   ah�察  �my   back�察  �my   back�   �Beshrew   your   heart   for 

sending me about To catch my death with jauncing up and down� �Jul。 I' 

faith�察�I am sorry that thou art not well。 Sweet�察�sweet�察�Sweet nurse�察�tell me�察�

what says my love�拭�Nurse。 Your love says�察�like an honest gentleman�察�and a 

courteous�察�and a kind�察�and a handsome�察�and�察�I warrant�察�a virtuous´ Where 

is   your   mother�拭  �Jul。   Where   is   my   mother�拭  �Why�察  �she   is   within。   Where 

should she be�拭�How oddly thou repliest� �'Your love says�察�like an honest 

gentleman�察 �Where is your mother�拭�' Nurse。 O God's Lady dear� �Are you 

so hot�拭�Marry come up�察�I trow。 Is this the poultice for my aching bones�拭�

Henceforward do your messages yourself。 Jul。 Here's such a coil� �Come�察�

what says Romeo�拭�Nurse。 Have you got leave to go to shrift to´day�拭�Jul。 I 

have。   Nurse。   Then   hie   you   hence   to   Friar   Laurence'   cell�察  �There   stays   a 

husband   to   make   you   a   wife。   Now   comes   the   wanton   blood   up   in   your 

cheeks�此  �They'll   be   in   scarlet   straight   at   any   news。   Hie   you   to   church�察  �I 

must another way�察�To fetch a ladder�察�by the which your love Must climb a 

bird's nest soon when it is dark。 I am the drudge�察�and toil in your delight�察�

But you shall bear the burthen soon at night。 Go�察�I'll to dinner�察�hie you to 

the cell。 Jul。 Hie to high fortune� �Honest nurse�察�farewell。 Exeunt。 



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                    SCENE VI。 Friar Laurence's cell。 



     Enter Friar ��Laurence�А�and Romeo。 

       Friar。 So smile the heavens upon this holy act That after´hours with 

sorrow   chide   us   not�   �Rom。 Amen�察  �amen�   �But   come   what   sorrow   can�察  �It 

cannot countervail the exchange of joy That one short minute gives me in 

her   sight。   Do   thou   but  close   our   hands    with   holy   words�察  �Then    love´ 

devouring   death   do   what he   dare´   It   is   enough   I   may  but   call   her   mine。 

Friar。 These  violent delights   have violent   ends And in their triumph   die�察�

like fire and powder�察�Which�察�as they kiss�察�consume。 The sweetest honey Is 

loathsome in his own deliciousness And in the taste confounds the appetite。 

Therefore love moderately�此�long love doth so�察�Too swift arrives as tardy as 

too slow。 

       Enter Juliet。 

       Here   comes   the   lady。   O�察  �so   light  a   foot   Will  ne'er   wear   out  the 

everlasting   flint。   A   lover   may   bestride   the   gossamer   That   idles   in   the 

wanton summer air�察�And yet not fall�察�so light is vanity。 Jul。 Good even to 

my ghostly confessor。 Friar。 Romeo shall thank thee�察�daughter�察�for us both。 

Jul。 As much to him�察�else is his thanks too much。 Rom。 Ah�察�Juliet�察�if the 

measure   of   thy   joy   Be   heap'd   like   mine�察  �and   that   thy   skill   be   more   To 

blazon   it�察  �then   sweeten   with   thy   breath   This   neighbour   air�察  �and   let   rich 

music's tongue Unfold the imagin'd happiness that both Receive in either 

by   this   dear   encounter。   Jul。   Conceit�察  �more   rich   in   matter   than   in   words�察�

Brags   of   his   substance�察  �not   of   ornament。   They   are   but   beggars   that   can 

count their worth�察�But my true love is grown to such excess cannot sum up 

sum   of   half   my   wealth。   Friar。   Come�察  �come   with   me�察  �and   we   will   make 

short work�察�For�察�by your leaves�察�you shall not stay alone Till Holy Church 

incorporate two in one。 ��Exeunt。�А�



        



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          ACT III。 



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                           SCENE I。 A public place。 



     Enter Mercutio�察�Benvolio�察�and Men。 

       Ben。   I   pray   thee�察  �good   Mercutio�察  �let's   retire。   The   day   is   hot�察  �the 

Capulets   abroad。 And   if   we   meet�察  �we   shall   not   scape   a   brawl�察  �For   now�察�

these hot days�察�is the mad blood stirring。 Mer。 Thou art like one of these 

fellows that�察�when he enters the confines of a tavern�察�claps me his sword 

upon     the  table   and   says  'God    send   me   no   need   of  thee��'  and   by   the 

operation of the second cup draws him on the drawer�察�when indeed there is 

no need。 Ben。 Am I like such a fellow�拭�Mer。 Come�察�come�察�thou art as hot a 

jack in thy mood as any in Italy�察�and as soon moved to be moody�察�and as 

soon moody to be moved。 Ben。 And what to�拭�Mer。 Nay�察�an there were two 

such�察  �we   should   have   none   shortly�察  �for   one   would   kill   the   other。   Thou� �

why�察�thou wilt quarrel with a man that hath a hair more or a hair less in his 

beard   than   thou   hast。   Thou   wilt   quarrel   with   a   man   for   cracking   nuts�察�

having   no   other   reason   but   because   thou   hast   hazel   eyes。  What   eye   but 

such an eye would spy out such a quarrel�拭�Thy head is as full of quarrels 

as an egg is full of meat�察�and yet thy head hath been beaten as addle as an 

egg for quarrelling。 Thou hast quarrell'd with a man for coughing in the 

street�察�because he hath wakened thy dog that hath lain asleep in the sun。 

Didst   thou   not   fall   out   with   a   tailor   for   wearing   his   new  doublet   before 

Easter�察�with another for tying his new shoes with an old riband�拭�And yet 

thou wilt tutor me from quarrelling� �Ben。 An I were so apt to quarrel as 

thou art�察�any man should buy the fee simple of my life for an hour and a 

quarter。 Mer。 The fee simple�拭�O simple� �

       Enter Tybalt and others。 

       Ben。 By my head�察�here come the Capulets。 Mer。 By my heel�察�I care 

not。 Tyb。 Follow me close�察�for I will speak to them。 Gentlemen�察�good den。 

A word with one of you。 Mer。 And but one word with one of us�拭�Couple it 

with something�察�make it a word and a blow。 Tyb。 You shall find me apt 

enough to that�察�sir�察�an you will give me occasion。 Mer。 Could you not take 

some occasion without giving Tyb。 Mercutio�察�thou consortest with Romeo。 

Mer。     Consort�拭    �What�察   �dost   thou    make    us   minstrels�拭   �An    thou   make 

minstrels of us�察�look to hear nothing but discords。 Here's my fiddlestick�察�



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here's that shall make you dance。 Zounds�察�consort� �Ben。 We talk here in 

the   public   haunt   of   men。   Either   withdraw   unto   some   private   place And 

reason coldly of your grievances�察�Or else depart。 Here all eyes gaze on us。 

Mer。 Men's eyes were made to look�察�and let them gaze。 I will not
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