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... . ) CE † E.g . The first lines of Juliet's Serena " 9 seem like an echo of passage in EDWARD II . : - " Gallop apace bright Phoebus thro ' the sky , " etc. or evening - song , of Juliet ( Act III. Romeo and Juliet . Preface.
... . ) CE † E.g . The first lines of Juliet's Serena " 9 seem like an echo of passage in EDWARD II . : - " Gallop apace bright Phoebus thro ' the sky , " etc. or evening - song , of Juliet ( Act III. Romeo and Juliet . Preface.
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... Juliet , Displant a town , reverse a prince's doom , It helps not , it prevails not : talk no more . Fri. L. O , then I see that madmen have no ears . Rom . How should they , when that wise men have no eyes ? Fri. L. Let me dispute with ...
... Juliet , Displant a town , reverse a prince's doom , It helps not , it prevails not : talk no more . Fri. L. O , then I see that madmen have no ears . Rom . How should they , when that wise men have no eyes ? Fri. L. Let me dispute with ...
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... Juliet . [ Dies . Rom . In faith , I will . Let me peruse this face . Mercutio's kinsman , noble County Paris ! What said my man , when my betossed soul Did not attend him as we rode ? I think He told me Paris should have married Juliet ...
... Juliet . [ Dies . Rom . In faith , I will . Let me peruse this face . Mercutio's kinsman , noble County Paris ! What said my man , when my betossed soul Did not attend him as we rode ? I think He told me Paris should have married Juliet ...
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