Romeo and JulietCassell, limited, 1896 - 192 pages |
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Page 168
... mariage , receiving me for your wyfe and lawfull spouse , you shall have such part in me , as whereof without any regard to the obedience and reverence that I owe to my parentes , or to the auncient enimitie of our families , I will ...
... mariage , receiving me for your wyfe and lawfull spouse , you shall have such part in me , as whereof without any regard to the obedience and reverence that I owe to my parentes , or to the auncient enimitie of our families , I will ...
Page 169
... mariage betwene him and Julietta , adding upon the end of talk , that hee wold rather choose shameful death , than to faile hir of his promise . To whom the good Frier after he had debated divers matters , and proposed al the ...
... mariage betwene him and Julietta , adding upon the end of talk , that hee wold rather choose shameful death , than to faile hir of his promise . To whom the good Frier after he had debated divers matters , and proposed al the ...
Page 171
... mariage dignitie , pronounced the usuall woordes of the Church , and she having received the ryng from Rhomeo , they rose up before the Frier , who sayd unto them : " If you have any other thing to conferre together , do the same with ...
... mariage dignitie , pronounced the usuall woordes of the Church , and she having received the ryng from Rhomeo , they rose up before the Frier , who sayd unto them : " If you have any other thing to conferre together , do the same with ...
Page 172
... mariage thus consumate , Rhomeo perceiving the morn- ing make too hastie approach , tooke his leave , making promise that he would not faile within a day or two to resort againe to the place by like meanes and semblable time , untill ...
... mariage thus consumate , Rhomeo perceiving the morn- ing make too hastie approach , tooke his leave , making promise that he would not faile within a day or two to resort againe to the place by like meanes and semblable time , untill ...
Page 179
... mariage accorded betweene hir father and the Counte Paris . And for conclusion said unto him : " Sir , for so much as you know that I cannot by Gods law be maried twice , and that I have but one God , one husbande , and one faith , I am ...
... mariage accorded betweene hir father and the Counte Paris . And for conclusion said unto him : " Sir , for so much as you know that I cannot by Gods law be maried twice , and that I have but one God , one husbande , and one faith , I am ...
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