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... . O , wilt thou leave me so unsatisfied ? Jul . What satisfaction canst thou have to - night ? Rom . The exchange of thy love's faithful vow for mine . Jul . I gave thee mine before thou didst request 27 ROMEO AND JULIET.
... . O , wilt thou leave me so unsatisfied ? Jul . What satisfaction canst thou have to - night ? Rom . The exchange of thy love's faithful vow for mine . Jul . I gave thee mine before thou didst request 27 ROMEO AND JULIET.
Page 51
... leave of Juliet , and thence proceed straight- way to Mantua , at which place he should sojourn , till the Friar found a fit occasion to publish his marriage , which might be a joyful means of reconciling their families ; and then he ...
... leave of Juliet , and thence proceed straight- way to Mantua , at which place he should sojourn , till the Friar found a fit occasion to publish his marriage , which might be a joyful means of reconciling their families ; and then he ...
Page 52
... leave to go and seek his lady , purposing to stay with her that night , and by daybreak pursue his journey alone to Mantua ; to which place the good Friar promised to send him letters from time to time , acquainting him with the state ...
... leave to go and seek his lady , purposing to stay with her that night , and by daybreak pursue his journey alone to Mantua ; to which place the good Friar promised to send him letters from time to time , acquainting him with the state ...
Page 54
William Shakespeare. took his leave of his dear wife with a heavy heart , promising to write to her from Mantua every hour in the day ; and when he had descended from her chamber - window , as he stood below her on the ground , in that ...
William Shakespeare. took his leave of his dear wife with a heavy heart , promising to write to her from Mantua every hour in the day ; and when he had descended from her chamber - window , as he stood below her on the ground , in that ...
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