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Juliet's chamber.
[Enter JULIET and Nurse]
JULIET
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Aye those^|attires | are best,| but gent|le nurse
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I pray | thee leave | me to | my self | tonight:
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For I | have need | of ma|ny or|isons,
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To move | the heavens | to smile | upon | my
state,
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Which well | thou knowst,| is cross | and full |
of sin.
[Enter LADY CAPULET]
LADY CAPULET
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What are | you bu|sy ho?| Need you | my help?
JULIET
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No mad/am, we have | culled such | neces|saries
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As are be|hoveful | for our | state to|morrow:
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So please | you, let | me now | be left | alone;
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And let | the nurse | this night | sit up |
with you,
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For I | am sure,| you have | your hands | full^all,
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In this / so sud|den bus|iness.
LADY CAPULET
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Good | night.
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Get thee | to bed | and rest,| for thou | hast
need.
[Exeunt LADY CAPULET and Nurse]
JULIET
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Farewell:
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God knows | when we | shall meet | again.
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I have a // faint cold fear | thrills through |
my veins,
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That al|most freez|es up | the heat | of fire:
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I'll call | them back | again | to com|fort me.
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Nurse,| what should | she do | here?|
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My dis|mal scene,| I needs | must act | alone:
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Come vial, what if this mixture do not
work at all? ????
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Shall I be | married | then to|morrow | morning?
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No, no, this | shall forbid | it. Lie | thou
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[Laying down her dagger]
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What if it | be a | poison | which the | friar
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Subtly | hath min|istered | to have | me dead,
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Lest in this | marriage | he should | be
dis|honored,
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Because | he mar|ried me | before | to Rom||eo?
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I / fear it is,| and yet | methinks | it should
not,
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For he | hath still | been tried | a ho|ly man.
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How, if | when I | am laid | into | the tomb,
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I wake | before | the time | that Rom|eo
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Come to | redeem | me? There's | a fear|ful
point:
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Shall I not | then be | stifled | in the vault?
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To whose || foul mouth no | healthsome | air
breathes in,
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And there | die strang/led ere | my Rom|eo
comes.
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Or if | I live,| is it | not ve|ry like,
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The hor|rible | conceit | of death | and night,
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Togeth|er with | the ter|ror of | the place,
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As in | a vault,| an an|cient recep|tacle,
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Where for | these* ma|ny hund|red years | the bones
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Of all | my bur|ied an|cestors | are packed,
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Where blood|y Ty|balt, yet | but green | in
earth,
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Lies fest/ering | in his shroud,| where^as | they
say,
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At some | hours in | the night,| spirits |
resort:
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Alack,| alack,| is it not like | that I
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So ear|ly wak|ing, what | with loath|some smells,
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And shrieks like man|drakes torn / out of |
the earth,
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That liv|ing mort|als hear|ing them,| run^mad.
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O if | I wake,| shall I | not be | distraught,
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Envir|oned | with all | these hid|eous fears,
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And mad|ly play | with my / forefath|er's joints?
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And pluck | the mang|led Ty|balt from | his
shroud?
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And in | this rage,| with some / great kins|man's
bone,
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As (with | a club)| dash^out | my des|perate
brains.
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O look,| methinks | I see | my cous|in's ghost,
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Seeking | out Rom|eo that | did spit | his bod||y
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Upon | a rap|ier's point:| stay Tybalt, stay;
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Romeo, Romeo, Romeo, here's^drink: I drink to thee. ????
[She falls upon her bed, within the curtains]