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Page 40
... Mercutio is a foil to Romeo the lover , and to Tybalt the swords- man ; Shakespeare invents the scene in which the young gallants prepare to enter the Capulet feast and Mercutio delivers his fantastic speech about Queen Mab . The ...
... Mercutio is a foil to Romeo the lover , and to Tybalt the swords- man ; Shakespeare invents the scene in which the young gallants prepare to enter the Capulet feast and Mercutio delivers his fantastic speech about Queen Mab . The ...
Page 67
... Mercutio derides the idea of an unsounded self to be sought in dreams , and he at once prescribes Romeo a course of vigorous exercise to clear the melancholy humour from his blood , and love - making to satisfy his frustrated appetite ...
... Mercutio derides the idea of an unsounded self to be sought in dreams , and he at once prescribes Romeo a course of vigorous exercise to clear the melancholy humour from his blood , and love - making to satisfy his frustrated appetite ...
Page 163
... Mercutio ! Tybalt under Romeo's arm thrusts Mercutio in . Exit Tybalt [ with his followers ] . A Follower . Away Tybalt . Mer . I am hurt . A plague o ' both your houses . I am sped . Is he gone , and hath nothing ? Ben . What , art ...
... Mercutio ! Tybalt under Romeo's arm thrusts Mercutio in . Exit Tybalt [ with his followers ] . A Follower . Away Tybalt . Mer . I am hurt . A plague o ' both your houses . I am sped . Is he gone , and hath nothing ? Ben . What , art ...
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