Romeo and Juliet quotes Flashcards

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a dog of the…

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house of Montague

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2
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what are though drawn among these…

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heartless hinds

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3
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turn thee benvolio,…

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look upon thy death

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4
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what drawn and talk of…

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peace? i hate the word as I hate hell, all montagues

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5
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have at thee…

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coward

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6
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[capulet] Give me my…

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long sword ho

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7
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[prince] enemies to…

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peace

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8
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[prince] Throw your mistempered…

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weapons to the ground

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9
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[prince] Cankered with peace, to…

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part your cankered hate

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10
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[prince] On pain of death…

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all men depart

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11
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makes himself an…

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artificial night

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12
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is the day so…

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young

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13
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o brawling love,…

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o loving hate

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14
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feather of

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lead

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15
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[Romeo] A choking…

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gall, and a preserving sweet

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16
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Nor ope her lap…

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to saint seducing gold

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17
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when she dies,…

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with beauty dies her store

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18
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[Benvolio] Examine other

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beauties

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19
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[capulet] My child is yet…

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a stranger in the world

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20
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[capulet] Ripe to be…

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a bride

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21
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[Paris] younger than she is…

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happy mother made

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22
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[benvolio] I will make thee think thy

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swan a crow

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23
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[nurse] what lamb, what…

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ladybird

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24
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[Romeo] I will bear the

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light

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25
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[Romeo] I have a soul of

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lead

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26
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[Romeo] It pricks like a

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thorn

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27
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[Mercutio] Prick love for

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pricking

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28
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[Mercutio] Her chariot is an

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empty hazel nut

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29
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[Mercutio] her whip of

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crickets bones

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30
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[Mercutio] Her waggoner a…

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grey-coated gnat

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31
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[Mercutio] The angy Mab with

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blisters plague

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32
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[Mercutio] And then he dreams of cutting…

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foreign throats

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33
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[Romeo] He that hath the steerage…

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of my course direct my sail

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34
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[Romeo] She doth teach the

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torches to burn bright

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35
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[Romeo] as a rich jewel

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in an ethiops ear

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36
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[Romeo] shows a snowy dove

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trooping with crows

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37
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[Romeo] I ne’er saw true

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beauty till this night

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38
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[Tybalt] to strike him

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dead I hold it not a sin

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39
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[Capulet] virtuous and

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well-governed youth

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40
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[tybalt] convert to the b…

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bitterest gall

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41
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[Juliet] You kiss by the

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book

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42
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[Juliet] My grave is like…

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to be my wedding bed

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43
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[Juliet] My only love sprung…

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from my only hate

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44
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Juliet is the…

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sun

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45
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kill the envious…

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moon who is already sick and pale with grief

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46
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that which we call a rose…

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by any other word would smell as sweet

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47
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[Romeo] With loves light

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wings did o’erperch these walls

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48
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[Romeo] I have nights cloak…

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To hide me from their eyes

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49
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[Juliet] I am too quicky…

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Won

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50
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[Juliet] My bounty…

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Is as boundless as the sea

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51
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[Juliet] Oh for a falconers…

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voice

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52
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[Romeo] My nei…

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neisse

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53
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[Friar] the grey eyed morn…

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smile on the frowning night

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54
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[Friar] the sun advance his…

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burning eye

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55
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[Romeo] I have forgotten that name and…

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that name is woe

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56
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[Romeo] I have been feasting…

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with mine enemy

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57
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[Friar] to turn your households rancour…

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to pure love

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58
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[mercutio] That same pale-hearted…

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wench

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59
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[mercutio] Poor Romeo, he is already dead, stabbed with a…

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which wench’s black eye

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60
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[mercutio] the very butcher…

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of a silk button

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61
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[mercutio] Her fans the fairer…

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face

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62
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[nurse] I’ll find those…

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that shall

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63
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[Juliet] unwieldy, slow,…

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heavy and pale as lead

64
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[Friar] these violent delights have…

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violent ends

65
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[Benvolio] the day is hot and…

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the capels are abroad

66
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[Benvolio] these hot days, is the mad…

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blood stirring

67
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[mercutio] I will not budge for…

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no mans pleasure

68
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[Romeo] Be s…

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satisfied

69
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[mercutio] O calm, dishonourable…

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vile submission

70
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[mercutio] Tybalt you rat…

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catcher

71
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[mercutio] A plague on

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both your house

72
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[mercutio] a scratch…

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a scratch

73
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[mercutio] you shall find me a…

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grace man

74
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[mercutio] i was hurt under…

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your arm

75
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[mercutio] they have made worms,

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meat of me

76
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[Romeo] thy beauty hath made…

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me effeminate

77
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[Romeo] and in my temper softened…

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valours steel

78
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[Romeo] this days black…

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fate

79
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[Romeo] fire-eyed fury…

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be my conduct now

80
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[Romeo] O I am fortunes

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fool

81
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[Benvolio] tybalt deaf to…

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peace

82
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[Juliet] Gallop apace…

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fiery footed steeds

83
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[Juliet] pay no worship to the garish…

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sun

84
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[Juliet] Though I am sold…

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not yet enjoyed

85
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[nurse] tybalt, tybalt the…

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best friend I had

86
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[Juliet] o serpent…

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heart, hid with a flowering face

87
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[Juliet] beautiful…

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tyrant

88
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[Juliet] dove feathered…

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raven

89
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[Juliet] wolfish-ravening…

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lamb

90
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[Juliet] blistered by thy

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tongue

91
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[Juliet] Back foolish tears…

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back to your native springs

92
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[Juliet] Give this ring to my…

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true knight

93
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[Romeo] there is no world…

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without Verona walls

94
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[Romeo] Cut’st my head…

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off with a golden ace

95
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[Romeo] Heaven is where…

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Juliet lives

96
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[Romeo] mangle me with that…

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word “banished”

97
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[Friar] I’ll give thee…

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armour

98
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[friar] Oh then I see that mad men…

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have no ears

99
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[Romeo] Wise men have no…

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eyes

100
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[friar] there on the ground with his own tears…

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made drunk

101
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[nurse] blubbering and weeping…

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weeping and blubbering

102
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[nurse] stand, and you be…

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a man

103
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[Friar] thy tears are…

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womanish

104
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[friar] thy noble shape is but…

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a form of wax

105
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[Romeo] dry sorrow…

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drinks our blood

106
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[Juiet] Oh fortune, fortune all men call…

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the fickle

107
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[Lady Capulet] shall give him such an…

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unaccustomed dram

108
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[Lady Capulet] I would the fool were…

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married to her grave

109
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[Capulet] I will drag thee on a…

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hurdle hither

110
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[Capulet] You green-sickness…

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carrion

111
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[Juliet] I beseech you…

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on my knees

112
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[Capulet] hang thee…

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young baggage, disobedient wretch

113
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[Capulet] my fingers…

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itch

114
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[Capulet] Peace you…

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mumbling fool

115
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[Capulet] Graze where…

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you will

116
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[Capulet] Hang, beg, starve…

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die on the streets

117
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[Nurse] Romeo’s a disclout…

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to him

118
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[Paris] My lady and…

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my wife

119
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[Paris] Though face is mine and though…

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has slandered it

120
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[Juliet] This bloody knife shall…

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play the umpire

121
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[Juliet] o bid me leap, rather than marry Paris…

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off the battlements of any tower

122
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[Juliet] bid me lurk where…

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serpents are

123
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[Juliet] chain me with…

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roaring bears

124
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[Juliet] covered quite with dead…

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men’s rattling bones

125
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[Juliet] with reeky shanks and…

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yellow chapless skulls

126
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[Juliet] or bid me go into a…

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new-made grave

127
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[Capulet] Death lies upon her like an…

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untimely frost

128
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[Romeo] I dreamt my lady came and…

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found me dead

129
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[Romeo] I defy…

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you start

130
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[Romeo] meagre were his…

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looks

131
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[Romeo] sharp misery had…

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worn him to the bones

132
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[Romeo] Famine is in thy…

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cheeks

133
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[Romeo] contempt and beggary…

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hangs upon thy back

134
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[stage directions] with flowers and…

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sweet water

135
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[stage directions] A mattock, and a

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crow of iron

136
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[Romeo] I will tear thee…

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joint by joint

137
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[Romeo] strew this hungry…

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churchyard with thy limbs

138
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[Romeo] Womb of

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death

139
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[Romeo] I’ll cram thee with…

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more food

140
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[Romeo] I come hither armed…

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against myself

141
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[Romeo] Sour misfortunes…

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book

142
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[Romeo] crimson in thy lips and…

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in thy cheeks

143
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[Romeo] deaths pale flag…

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is not advanced there yet

144
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[Romeo] Eyes look your…

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last

145
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[Romeo] come bitter conduct…

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come unsavoury guide

146
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[Romeo] though desperate…

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pilot

147
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[Romeo] The dashing rocks thy…

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seasick weary bark

148
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[friar] that nest of…

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death, contagion and unnatural sleep

149
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[Friar] I’ll dis…

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dispose of thee

150
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[Juliet] Then I’ll be brief…

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O happy dagger, this is thy sheath

151
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[Juliet] there rust

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and let me die

152
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[stage direction] stabs…

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herself

153
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[friar] to remove that

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siege of grief

154
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[friar] and bear this work of…

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heaven

155
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[friar] did violence on…

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herself

156
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[prince] for there was never a story of more woe…

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than this of Juliet and her Romeo