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A room in Capulet's house.
[Enter CAPULET, LADY CAPULET, and PARIS]
CAPULET
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Things^have / fallen out | sir so | unluck|ily,
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That we have | had no*| time to | move our |
daughter:
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Look you,| she loved | her kins|man Ty|balt dear||ly,
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And so | did I.| Well, we | were born | to die.
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'Tis ver|y late,| she'll not | come down |
tonight:
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I prom|ise you,| but for | your comp|any,
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I would | have been | abed | an hour | ago.
PARIS
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These^times | of woe,| afford | no time | to woo:
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Madam good | night, com|mend me | to your |
daughter.
LADY CAPULET
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I will,| and know | her mind | early
to|morrow,
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Tonight,| she is / mewed up | to her heav|iness.
CAPULET
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Sir Par|is, I | will make | a des|perate tend||er
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Of my / child's love:| I think | she will | be
ruled
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In all respects | by me:| nay more,| I doubt | it
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Wife, go*| you to | her ere | you go | to
bed,
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Acquaint | her here,| of my / son Par|is' love,
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And bid | her, mark | you me,| on Wed|nesday
next,
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But soft,| what day | is this?
PARIS
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Monday | my lord.
CAPULET
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Monday,| ha ha:| Well Wed|nesday is / too soon,
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On Thurs|day let | it be:| on Thurs|day tell ||
her,
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She | shall be mar|ried to | this nob|le earl:
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Will you | be rea|dy? Do | you like | this haste?
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We'll keep | no great | ado,| a friend | or two,
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For hark | you, Ty|balt be|ing slain | so late,
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It may | be thought | we held | him care|lessly,
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Being | our kin|sman, if | we rev|el much:
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Therefore | we'll have | some half | a doz|en
friends,
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And there | an end.| But what | say you | to
Thur||sday?
PARIS
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My lord,
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I would | that Thurs|day were | tomor||row.
CAPULET
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Well, get | you gone,| on Thurs|day, be | it
then:
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Go you | to Jul|iet ere | you go | to bed,
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Prepare | her wife,| against | this wed|ding-day.
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Farewell | my lord.| Light to | my chamb|er ho,
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Afore me, it is so late, that we may call it early by and by. ????
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Good night. \\
[Exeunt]