The Other Shakespeare--Romeo and Juliet, Volume 10Shakespeare's tragedy about two teenagers who fall in love, encounter opposition from their feuding families, and take their own lives. |
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Page 153
... rest . the first line is Juliet's and the second line Romeo's in Quarto 2 ; clearly both lines must be spoken by the same person else the second person is narcissistic in observing that it is sweet to rest on his / her own eyes and in ...
... rest . the first line is Juliet's and the second line Romeo's in Quarto 2 ; clearly both lines must be spoken by the same person else the second person is narcissistic in observing that it is sweet to rest on his / her own eyes and in ...
Page 175
... rests his minim rests pauses ( i.e. in feints ) with his shortest pauses ( minim rest - = musical term - for a minimal pause ) ; ( 24 ) Scene 4 175.
... rests his minim rests pauses ( i.e. in feints ) with his shortest pauses ( minim rest - = musical term - for a minimal pause ) ; ( 24 ) Scene 4 175.
Page 528
... rest in you , if you these words do hear , Receive you her , whom you did love so lawfully , That caused ( alas ) your violent death although unwillingly ; And therefore willingly offers to you her ghost , To th ' end that no wight else ...
... rest in you , if you these words do hear , Receive you her , whom you did love so lawfully , That caused ( alas ) your violent death although unwillingly ; And therefore willingly offers to you her ghost , To th ' end that no wight else ...
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