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... . Through fair Verona ; find thofe perfons out , Whose names are written there , and to them fay , My house and welcome on their pleasures stay . [ Exeunt . SCENE Mer SEF SCENE IV . A Wood near Verona . ROMEO and JULIET . II.
... . Through fair Verona ; find thofe perfons out , Whose names are written there , and to them fay , My house and welcome on their pleasures stay . [ Exeunt . SCENE Mer SEF SCENE IV . A Wood near Verona . ROMEO and JULIET . II.
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... me , therefore turn and draw , Rom . I do protest I never injur'd thee , But love thee better than thou canst devife : And fo , good Capulet , ( whose name I tender As As dearly as my own ) be fatisfied . Mer 36 ROMEO and JULIET .
... me , therefore turn and draw , Rom . I do protest I never injur'd thee , But love thee better than thou canst devife : And fo , good Capulet , ( whose name I tender As As dearly as my own ) be fatisfied . Mer 36 ROMEO and JULIET .
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... Whose ev'ry Beach is ftrew'd with Wrecks of Wretches That daily perish in it ? Curft Ambition ! Why doft thou come to trouble my Repose , Who have ev'n from my Infancy difclaim'd thee ? Artax . Ceafe to complain , my Love , and let no ...
... Whose ev'ry Beach is ftrew'd with Wrecks of Wretches That daily perish in it ? Curft Ambition ! Why doft thou come to trouble my Repose , Who have ev'n from my Infancy difclaim'd thee ? Artax . Ceafe to complain , my Love , and let no ...
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... whose righte- ous Power Shall favor and protect our virtuous Loves . If ftill thou apprehend'ft approaching Danger , Let us make hafte and fnatch th ' uncertain Joy , While Fate is in our Power . Now let us ftart , and give a Loofe to ...
... whose righte- ous Power Shall favor and protect our virtuous Loves . If ftill thou apprehend'ft approaching Danger , Let us make hafte and fnatch th ' uncertain Joy , While Fate is in our Power . Now let us ftart , and give a Loofe to ...
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... Whose dull Head cannot reach those finer Arts , By which Mankind is govern'd . Queen . And yet it gives a Luftre to the Great , And makes the Crowd adore ' em , Mirza . Your Son fhall reap The whole Advantage , while we bear the Guilt ...
... Whose dull Head cannot reach those finer Arts , By which Mankind is govern'd . Queen . And yet it gives a Luftre to the Great , And makes the Crowd adore ' em , Mirza . Your Son fhall reap The whole Advantage , while we bear the Guilt ...
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