say, "it’s lightning." My love, good night. Our love, which now is
,
And I’ll still stay, to have thee schoolboy on his Three words, dear Romeo, and good night you can even websites: ROMEOunhappy as a JULIETlike lightning, which disappears before Information obtained from your company.beloved, he is as JULIET enters.of promises tonight. It’s too wild, thoughtless, sudden. It’s too much ROMEO exits.much I love lover leaves his JULIET enters.in this exchange ROMEO exits.stand there forever, because of how his books. But when a real.me joy, I can’t take joy my good luck.I’ll forget it, so you’ll have to a schoolboy leaving wonderful to be Well, don’t swear. Although you bring tell him about JULIETas joyfully as a dream. It is too JULIEThis help and love thy company.toward his beloved all this is my breast.my priest's cell, to ask for still stand there,Remembering how I to leave you. A lover goes Oh, blessed, blessed night! Because it’s night, I’m scared that as that within you tonight. But now I'll go to I shall forget, to have thee thousand times worse
ROMEO
to thy heart sweetly rest with JULIET It is a to be substantial.and rest Come peace, so I could until you remember.ROMEObut a dream,Too flattering sweet next we meet. Good night, good night! As sweet repose were sleep and I’ll stand here heavy looks.
O blessèd, blessèd night! I am afeard, Being in night, all this is beauteous flower when I wish I ROMEOlove, toward school with ROMEOlove, by summer’s ripening breath, May prove a hap to tell.remember it.from their books, But love from JULIET exits."It lightens." Sweet, good night. This bud of crave, and my deap here till thou love as schoolboys JULIET exits.one can say sire's close cell,His help to Let me stand want thy light. Love goes toward back.to be Ere to my ghostly ROMEOthe worse to moment. I’ll come right lightning, which doth cease rest, Hence will I back.A thousand times noise from inside. Dear love, goodbye—Just a second, Nurse!—Sweet Montague, be true. Stay for a rash, too unadvised, too sudden, Too like the sleep and peace, so sweet to I called you ROMEOI hear a contract tonight. It is too Would I were
until then. I’ve forgotten why good night.
again.joy of this
Juliet exits.
like twenty years
A thousand times
little. I will come
in thee, I have no
Juliet exits.I won’t fail. It will feel JULIETnoise within. Dear love, adieu.—Anon, good Nurse!—Sweet Montague, be true.Stay but a
Well, do not swear. Although I joy your heart.JULIETgood night!I hear some JULIETfeel peace in call thee back.A thousand times from offstage.
If my heart’s dear love—
your eyes, and may you why I did JULIETThe NURSE calls ROMEOMay sleep shut till then.I have forgot on it—from offstage.If my heart’s dear love—ROMEOfail. ‘Tis twenty year My soul depends The NURSE calls
ROMEO
breast.I will not ROMEOhave. Both are infinite.like an idol, and I’ll believe you.thine eyes, peace in thy JULIET
soul—
I give you, the more I god I worship Sleep dwell upon Nine o’clock.So thrive my sea. The more love magnificent self, which is the ROMEO
ROMEO
ROMEOdeep as the swear, swear by your
it becomes tomorrow.
of nine.messenger tomorrow.sea, my love as
all. Or, if you must
good night until By the hour grieve. I’ll send the endless as the Don’t swear at I will say ROMEOleave me to you is as JULIETsweet sorrow that to you?win me and already. My generosity to idolatry, And I’ll believe thee.kill you. Good night. Good night! Parting is such send the messenger your efforts to something I have god of my
much it would
tomorrow should I [To ROMEO] to give up to you again. But I’m wishing for gracious self,Which is the pet you so At what time In a second, I’m coming! generously give it at all.Or, if thou wilt, swear by thy Sweetheart, so do I. But I would JULIETJULIETIn order to Do not swear JULIETsend to thee?send.JULIETJULIETit be morrow.What o’clock tomorrowShall I
grief. Tomorrow will I
infinite.swear by?good night till JULIETme to my
have, for both are
What should I I shall say My little hawk?strife and leave give to thee, The more I ROMEO
sweet sorrow That
ROMEOBy and by, I come.—To cease thy deep. The more I swear by?
much cherishing. Good night, good night! Parting is such
My nyas?JULIETthe sea, My love as What shall I
kill thee with
ROMEO[Offstage] Madam!as boundless as ROMEOSweet, so would I. Yet I should Romeo!NURSEhave. My bounty is being similarly variable.JULIET
JULIET
[From within] Madam!the thing I to end up were your bird.Romeo!NURSEwish but for want your love I wish I
JULIET
honorable, I beg you—thee again. And yet I sky each month. I do not ROMEOmusic to lovers’ ears.intentions are not
frank, and give it
position in the were thy bird.sound silver-sweet, the most lovely [To ROMEO] But if your But to be
the moon, the unreliable moon, which changes its
I would I out my name. Lovers' voices at night
there!
JULIETPlease don’t swear by ROMEO
soul that calls
I’ll be right your vow? Why, my love?JULIETthread.
It is my JULIETYou’d take back variable.
by a silk
ROMEOthee—ROMEOlove prove likewise pulling it back to attending ears!mean’st not well,I do beseech it? For what purpose, love?orb,Lest that thy
his hand before
upon my name. How silver-sweet sound lovers’ tongues by night, Like softest music I come, anon.—But if thou Wouldst thou withdraw in her circle small distance from soul that calls JULIETROMEO
the moon, th’ inconstant moon, That monthly changes
more than a It is my [Offstage] Madam!JULIETO, swear not by bird hop any ROMEONURSEJULIETJULIETnot let the
mine by repeating, "My Romeo!"
[From within] Madam!vows of love.trees—
that he will
more hoarse than NURSE
If we exchanged
of these fruit loves the bird her voice grew world.ROMEOsilver the tops go. The child so
my love’s name until
follow you, my lord, all over the for mine.the sacred moon, which outlines in his pet bird her call out your feet and love’s faithful vow Lady, I swear by child would let sleeps and make I’ll lay at Th’ exchange of thy
ROMEO
than a spoiled cave where Echo married. All my fortunes ROMEO
fruit-tree tops—
move any further tear open the we will be you have tonight?silver all these
not let you
be quiet. Otherwise I would when and where What satisfaction could moon I vow,That tips with go. Yet I would family’s house, I have to tell that messenger JULIETLady, by yonder blessèd
force you to
am in my come to you, and you can thou have tonight?ROMEOIt’s almost morning. I want to to me. Stuck as I messenger who will What satisfaction canst you discover it.JULIETfalcon to return
tomorrow. I’ll find a
JULIETdark night let liberty.
call my little
marry me, send me word so unsatisfied?you because the
it back again, So loving-jealous of his
like a falconer, so I could you want to to leave me only revealed to silken thread plucks could cry out is honorable and Are you going when it was twisted gyves, And with a Psst! Romeo! Psst! Oh, I wish I
night. If your love
ROMEOfalling in love prisoner in his JULIETThree words, dear Romeo, and then good me so unsatisfied?for so quickly Like a poor "My Romeo!"JULIET
O, wilt thou leave
me, and don’t condemn me from his hand hoarse than mine, With repetition of world.ROMEOthere. So please forgive hop a little airy tongue more lord throughout the feel in mine.knew you were wanton’s bird, That lets it where Echo lies, And make her follow thee my rest that I you before I further than a tear the cave foot I’ll lay And sweet calm and my passion for thee gone. And yet no speak aloud, Else would I fortunes at thy heart the same me talking about ‘Tis almost morning. I would have tassel-gentle back again! Bondage is hoarse, and may not perform the rite, And all my feel in your standoffish, I confess, but you overheard JULIETHist! Romeo, hist!—Oh, for a falconer’s voice, To lure this time thou wilt meet. Good night! I hope you have acted more
here.
JULIETWhere and what next time we standoffish. I probably should other home but leave. JULIET returns, on her balcony.come to thee flower by the act coy and I have any ROMEO starts to that I’ll procure to into a beautiful than girls who keep forgetting. I’ll forget that leave. JULIET returns, on her balcony.tomorrow By one the summer air be more faithful And I’ll remain here, even if you ROMEO starts to be honorable, Thy purpose marriage, send me word bud, may blossom in flirtatious. But trust me, gentleman, I’ll prove to ROMEOJULIET exits.bent of love like a flower too much, which might make home but this.JULIET exits.overly silly and act superior and love me, say it in trust you. But your swears courtship and deny blushing about the discovered.overheard’st, ere I was true Than those woo. But else, not for the love, pronounce it faithfully. Or if thou me? I know thou that which thou Thou know’st the mask shore across the to come and with the farthest counsel and I my my bedroom?found’st thou out the prolonged death
eyes. And if you
love.love me, let them find here.JULIET
JULIET
relatives with swords. If you just me in one proof against their Alack, there lies more will murder thee.
do it. Therefore your relatives
can keep love ROMEOout, And what love find you here.are high and thee here.
are high and
of those things, if you dislike ROMEOI haven't even heard a hundred wordsOf it written down, I would tear who I am written, I would tear
thee who I
thoughts?my counsel?
be Romeo.
[To JULIET] I take you at thy word. Call me but
no connection to
name. So even if call a rose ceased to be Take all myself.perfection which he
call a rose
hand, nor foot, Nor arm, nor face, nor any other JULIETspeak at this?and I’ll give up be Romeo? Deny your father not, be but sworn
JULIET
awe as the
winged messenger from
ROMEO
he bestrides the
heaven Unto the ROMEOthe balcony.on that hand, so I could singing, thinking it was outshines a lamp. And her eyes stars were in eyes to twinkle most beautiful stars knew I loved and green, and only fools with grief because window over there? It is the He jokes about a glove upon sing and think
a lamp. Her eye in
eyes were there, they in her fairest stars in she were! She speaks, yet she says and green, And none but with grief, That thou, her maid, art far more yonder window breaks? It is the ROMEO returns.way. In truth, beautiful Montague, I like you easily, then I’ll frown and lovers lie. Oh, noble Romeo, if you really will answer "yes," and I will proper manners of face, or else you’d see me night hath so been more strange, I must confess, But that thou ‘havior light. But trust me, gentleman, I’ll prove more say thee nay, So thou wilt prove false. At lovers’ perjuries, They say, Jove laughs. O gentle Romeo, If thou dost I have spoke. But farewell compliment! Dost thou love
my cheek For
JULIETwere on the
Love, which spurred me
vast shore washed inquire. He lent me how to find
By whose direction
hatred than experience me from their
death proroguèd, wanting of thy
their eyes, And but thou not see you
here.
to touch me.twenty of your more danger for
sweet,And I am
ROMEOsee thee they
him attempt to
love. No stone wall
to me.
cannot hold love my family members
here? The orchard walls
my kinsmen find hither, tell me, and wherefore? The orchard walls
Beautiful girl, I’ll be neither
of your voice. Aren’t you Romeo, the Montague?JULIETnot yet drunk your enemy. If I had to tell you to thee. Had I it how to tell on my private night,So stumblest on I’ll never again ROMEOI take thee
name—which really has
by some other of a name? The thing we even if you part of thee Romeo called, Retain that dear name? That which we Montague. What’s Montague? It is nor to these words?more, or shall I love to me Oh, Romeo, Romeo, why must you name. Or, if thou wilt
air.gaze up in
head like a air.
on him When wingèd messenger of Oh, my!JULIET enters on
were a glove birds would start the stars, just as daylight sky and the
business, and begged her
me she speaks. Two of the
love. Oh, I wish she
her look sick sick and pale that in the
ROMEO
upon her hand. Oh, that I were That birds would As daylight doth till they return. What if her me she speaks. Two of the
love. Oh, that she knew
is but sick
sick and pale
felt a wound. But soft! What light through ROMEO returns.never act that be won too Jove laughs when me? I know you stick to the night masks my light love, Which the dark strange. I should have mayst think my be perverse and swear’st Thou mayst dwell on form. Fain, fain deny What maiden blush bepaint
you.
sailor. Still, even if you ROMEOfar As that prompt me to Who told you JULIETkilled me in night will hide their hate Than hide me from sure they do they saw thee not be able would be from Alas, there would be their swords. Look thou but
you they’ll murder you.
If they do
do, love will make
the wings of
are no stop
did I o’erperch these walls, For stony limits you are, if any of did you come
art, If any of
How camest thou ROMEO
recognize the sound Romeo, and a Montague?My ears have
name, dear saint, because it is
I don’t know how
is an enemy
I know not
darkness and eavesdropping
thou that, thus bescreened in new name. From now on will be Romeo.ROMEObe perfect. Romeo, take off your
we called it
body part. Oh, change your name! What’s the significance
is my enemy. You’d be yourself name, which is no as sweet. So Romeo would, were he not name! What’s in a my enemy. Thou art thyself, though not a longer, or respond now
[Aside] Shall I hear
name, just swear your JULIET
and refuse thy
sails through the their backs to
as an angel, shining above my
bosom of the back to gaze
this night, being o’er my head, As is a
JULIETthe balcony.
against her hand. I wish I
so brightly that cheeks would overwhelm were in the off on some bold. It’s not to lady. Oh, it is my maid, since she’s jealous. The moon’s virginity makes
jealous moon, which is already
But wait! What light is that cheek!leans her cheek stream so bright shame those stars in their spheres bold. ‘Tis not to lady. Oh, it is my is envious. Her vestal livery envious moon, Who is already scars that never Translation
if I am
you’ll woo me. But if that’s not necessary, then I would
think I’m letting myself to be false. They say that
to good manners! Do you love me say tonight. I would gladly
The darkness of
this yielding to coying to be fond, And therefore thou too quickly won, I’ll frown and take thy word. Yet if thou speak tonight. Fain would I on my face, Else would a out to find
love my eyes. I’m not a
for such merchandise.pilot. Yet, wert thou as By love, that first did JULIETyour love.find me. I’d rather they The darkness of better ended by I have night’s cloak to world to make for the world with love, their hatred would you than there ROMEOeyeThan twenty of If they see JULIET
in love can
these walls on attempt. Therefore thy kinsmen With love’s light wings mean your death, because of who
How and why
death, considering who thou JULIETdislike.hundred words yet, but I do the sound. Art thou not
JULIET
name. I hate my
ROMEO
myself Because it
By a name
Who are you, hiding in the
What man art
me your love, I’ll take a
baptized.Henceforth I never
of me instead.other name, he would still
sweet even if
hand, foot, arm, face, or any other Only your name title. Romeo, doff thy name, And for that word would smell
a man. O, be some other
name that is [To himself] Should I listen
ROMEO
your name. Or, if you won’t change your
be a Capulet.
Romeo? Deny thy father the clouds and mortals fall onto are as glorious sails upon the
mortals that fall
As glorious to Ay me!JULIET enters on leans her cheek sky would shine
brightness of her
until they return. If her eyes had to go speaking. I’ll respond—no, I am too
their virginity. Throw it off. It is my
than she is. Don’t be her the sun. Rise, beautiful sun, and kill the
he’s never felt.
I might touch night. See how she the airy region
her cheek would
eyes To twinkle it.— I am too it. Cast it off! It is my maid since she
the sun. Arise, fair sun, and kill the
He jests at Originalit seem as
unapproachable so that
truth. Or if you may turn out everything I said. But, instead: I'll say goodbye things you heard JULIET
‘ware, My true love’s passion. Therefore pardon me, And not impute
that have more world. In truth, fair Montague, I am too think’st I am wilt say "ay," And I will hast heard me of night is farthest sea, I would set find you. Love advised me, while I lent sea, I would adventure lent him eyes. I am no ROMEOthis place?
of life without
don’t love me, then let them ROMEOme here. My life were ROMEO
I’d give the I would not look at me angry look from enmity.peril in thine JULIETcan’t stop me.out. Whatever a man I flew over can do, that dares love ROMEOdifficult to climb. And it will JULIEThard to climb, And the place
them.
Neither, fair maid, if either thee you say a
that tongue’s uttering, yet I know
up the word.by using a
the word.
am. My name, dear saint, is hateful to ROMEOJULIETJULIETat your word. If you call love, and I’ll be new who you are—and take all
Romeo had some
would smell as a Montague. What’s a Montague, after all? It’s not a JULIETowes Without that By any other part Belonging to ‘Tis but thy ROMEO
being a Capulet.
and give up my love, And I’ll no longer O Romeo, Romeo! Wherefore art thou
angel strides across
heaven; one who makes [To himself] She speaks. Speak again, bright angel. For tonight you lazy-puffing clouds And white, upturnèd, wondering eyes Of
[Aside] She speaks. O, speak again, bright angel! For thou art
JULIET
touch her cheek.day. Look how she in the night her head the in their place in the sky her. She’s talking, but isn’t saying anything. Why is that? Her eyes are
hold on to Juliet, her maid, is more beautiful east, and Juliet is scars from wounds that hand That it were not heaven Would through head? The brightness of all the heaven, Having some business, do entreat her
nothing. What of that? Her eye discourses. I will answer
I Wish I Could Let You Love Me
still forget,Forgetting any other
way to school.
indeed. If that thy
say, "it’s lightning." My love, good night. Our love, which now is
,
And I’ll still stay, to have thee schoolboy on his Three words, dear Romeo, and good night you can even websites: ROMEOunhappy as a JULIETlike lightning, which disappears before Information obtained from your company.beloved, he is as JULIET enters.of promises tonight. It’s too wild, thoughtless, sudden. It’s too much ROMEO exits.much I love lover leaves his JULIET enters.in this exchange ROMEO exits.stand there forever, because of how his books. But when a real.me joy, I can’t take joy my good luck.I’ll forget it, so you’ll have to a schoolboy leaving wonderful to be Well, don’t swear. Although you bring tell him about JULIETas joyfully as a dream. It is too JULIEThis help and love thy company.toward his beloved all this is my breast.my priest's cell, to ask for still stand there,Remembering how I to leave you. A lover goes Oh, blessed, blessed night! Because it’s night, I’m scared that as that within you tonight. But now I'll go to I shall forget, to have thee thousand times worse
ROMEO
to thy heart sweetly rest with JULIET
It is a to be substantial.and rest Come peace, so I could until you remember.ROMEObut a dream,Too flattering sweet next we meet. Good night, good night! As sweet repose were sleep and I’ll stand here heavy looks. O blessèd, blessèd night! I am afeard, Being in night, all this is beauteous flower when I wish I ROMEOlove, toward school with ROMEOlove, by summer’s ripening breath, May prove a hap to tell.remember it.from their books, But love from JULIET exits."It lightens." Sweet, good night. This bud of crave, and my deap here till thou love as schoolboys JULIET exits.one can say sire's close cell,His help to Let me stand want thy light. Love goes toward back.to be Ere to my ghostly ROMEOthe worse to moment. I’ll come right lightning, which doth cease rest, Hence will I back.A thousand times noise from inside. Dear love, goodbye—Just a second, Nurse!—Sweet Montague, be true. Stay for a rash, too unadvised, too sudden, Too like the sleep and peace, so sweet to I called you ROMEOI hear a contract tonight. It is too Would I were
until then. I’ve forgotten why good night.
again.joy of this
Juliet exits.
like twenty years
A thousand times
little. I will come
in thee, I have no
Juliet exits.I won’t fail. It will feel JULIETnoise within. Dear love, adieu.—Anon, good Nurse!—Sweet Montague, be true.Stay but a Well, do not swear. Although I joy your heart.JULIETgood night!I hear some JULIETfeel peace in call thee back.A thousand times from offstage.
If my heart’s dear love—
your eyes, and may you why I did JULIETThe NURSE calls ROMEOMay sleep shut till then.I have forgot on it—from offstage.If my heart’s dear love—ROMEOfail. ‘Tis twenty year My soul depends The NURSE calls
ROMEO
breast.I will not ROMEOhave. Both are infinite.like an idol, and I’ll believe you.thine eyes, peace in thy JULIET
soul—
I give you, the more I god I worship Sleep dwell upon Nine o’clock.So thrive my sea. The more love magnificent self, which is the ROMEO
ROMEO
ROMEOdeep as the swear, swear by your
it becomes tomorrow.
of nine.messenger tomorrow.sea, my love as
all. Or, if you must
good night until By the hour grieve. I’ll send the endless as the Don’t swear at I will say ROMEOleave me to you is as JULIETsweet sorrow that to you?win me and already. My generosity to idolatry, And I’ll believe thee.kill you. Good night. Good night! Parting is such send the messenger your efforts to something I have god of my
much it would
tomorrow should I [To ROMEO] to give up to you again. But I’m wishing for gracious self,Which is the pet you so At what time In a second, I’m coming! generously give it at all.Or, if thou wilt, swear by thy Sweetheart, so do I. But I would JULIETJULIETIn order to Do not swear JULIETsend to thee?send.JULIETJULIETit be morrow.What o’clock tomorrowShall I
grief. Tomorrow will I
infinite.swear by?good night till JULIETme to my
have, for both are
What should I I shall say My little hawk?strife and leave give to thee, The more I ROMEO
sweet sorrow That
ROMEOBy and by, I come.—To cease thy deep. The more I swear by?
much cherishing. Good night, good night! Parting is such
My nyas?JULIETthe sea, My love as What shall I
kill thee with
ROMEO[Offstage] Madam!as boundless as ROMEOSweet, so would I. Yet I should Romeo!NURSEhave. My bounty is being similarly variable.JULIET
JULIET
[From within] Madam!the thing I to end up were your bird.Romeo!NURSEwish but for want your love I wish I
JULIET
honorable, I beg you—thee again. And yet I sky each month. I do not ROMEOmusic to lovers’ ears.intentions are not
frank, and give it
position in the were thy bird.sound silver-sweet, the most lovely [To ROMEO] But if your But to be
the moon, the unreliable moon, which changes its
I would I out my name. Lovers' voices at night
there!
JULIETPlease don’t swear by ROMEO
soul that calls
I’ll be right your vow? Why, my love?JULIETthread. It is my JULIETYou’d take back variable.
by a silk
ROMEOthee—ROMEOlove prove likewise pulling it back to attending ears!mean’st not well,I do beseech it? For what purpose, love?orb,Lest that thy
his hand before
upon my name. How silver-sweet sound lovers’ tongues by night, Like softest music I come, anon.—But if thou Wouldst thou withdraw in her circle small distance from soul that calls JULIETROMEO
the moon, th’ inconstant moon, That monthly changes
more than a It is my [Offstage] Madam!JULIETO, swear not by bird hop any ROMEONURSEJULIETJULIETnot let the
mine by repeating, "My Romeo!"
[From within] Madam!vows of love.trees—
that he will
more hoarse than NURSE
If we exchanged
of these fruit loves the bird her voice grew world.ROMEOsilver the tops go. The child so
my love’s name until
follow you, my lord, all over the for mine.the sacred moon, which outlines in his pet bird her call out your feet and love’s faithful vow Lady, I swear by child would let sleeps and make I’ll lay at Th’ exchange of thy
ROMEO
than a spoiled cave where Echo married. All my fortunes ROMEO
fruit-tree tops—
move any further tear open the we will be you have tonight?silver all these
not let you
be quiet. Otherwise I would when and where What satisfaction could moon I vow,That tips with go. Yet I would family’s house, I have to tell that messenger JULIETLady, by yonder blessèd
force you to
am in my come to you, and you can thou have tonight?ROMEOIt’s almost morning. I want to to me. Stuck as I messenger who will What satisfaction canst you discover it.JULIETfalcon to return
tomorrow. I’ll find a
JULIETdark night let liberty.
call my little
marry me, send me word so unsatisfied?you because the
it back again, So loving-jealous of his
like a falconer, so I could you want to to leave me only revealed to silken thread plucks could cry out is honorable and Are you going when it was twisted gyves, And with a Psst! Romeo! Psst! Oh, I wish I
night. If your love
ROMEOfalling in love prisoner in his JULIETThree words, dear Romeo, and then good me so unsatisfied?for so quickly Like a poor "My Romeo!"JULIET
O, wilt thou leave
me, and don’t condemn me from his hand hoarse than mine, With repetition of world.ROMEOthere. So please forgive hop a little airy tongue more lord throughout the feel in mine.knew you were wanton’s bird, That lets it where Echo lies, And make her follow thee my rest that I you before I further than a tear the cave foot I’ll lay And sweet calm and my passion for thee gone. And yet no speak aloud, Else would I fortunes at thy heart the same me talking about ‘Tis almost morning. I would have tassel-gentle back again! Bondage is hoarse, and may not perform the rite, And all my feel in your standoffish, I confess, but you overheard JULIETHist! Romeo, hist!—Oh, for a falconer’s voice, To lure this time thou wilt meet. Good night! I hope you have acted more
here.
JULIETWhere and what next time we standoffish. I probably should other home but leave. JULIET returns, on her balcony.come to thee flower by the act coy and I have any ROMEO starts to that I’ll procure to into a beautiful than girls who keep forgetting. I’ll forget that leave. JULIET returns, on her balcony.tomorrow By one the summer air be more faithful And I’ll remain here, even if you ROMEO starts to be honorable, Thy purpose marriage, send me word bud, may blossom in flirtatious. But trust me, gentleman, I’ll prove to ROMEOJULIET exits.bent of love like a flower too much, which might make home but this.JULIET exits.overly silly and act superior and love me, say it in trust you. But your swears courtship and deny blushing about the discovered.overheard’st, ere I was true Than those woo. But else, not for the love, pronounce it faithfully. Or if thou me? I know thou that which thou Thou know’st the mask shore across the to come and with the farthest counsel and I my my bedroom?found’st thou out the prolonged death
eyes. And if you
love.love me, let them find here.JULIET
JULIET
relatives with swords. If you just me in one proof against their Alack, there lies more will murder thee.
do it. Therefore your relatives
can keep love ROMEOout, And what love find you here.are high and thee here.
are high and
of those things, if you dislike ROMEOI haven't even heard a hundred wordsOf it written down, I would tear who I am written, I would tear
thee who I
thoughts?my counsel?
be Romeo.
[To JULIET] I take you at thy word. Call me but
no connection to
name. So even if call a rose ceased to be Take all myself.perfection which he
call a rose
hand, nor foot, Nor arm, nor face, nor any other JULIETspeak at this?and I’ll give up be Romeo? Deny your father not, be but sworn
JULIET
awe as the
winged messenger from
ROMEO
he bestrides the
heaven Unto the ROMEOthe balcony.on that hand, so I could singing, thinking it was outshines a lamp. And her eyes stars were in eyes to twinkle most beautiful stars knew I loved and green, and only fools with grief because window over there? It is the He jokes about a glove upon sing and think
a lamp. Her eye in
eyes were there, they in her fairest stars in she were! She speaks, yet she says and green, And none but with grief, That thou, her maid, art far more yonder window breaks? It is the ROMEO returns.way. In truth, beautiful Montague, I like you easily, then I’ll frown and lovers lie. Oh, noble Romeo, if you really will answer "yes," and I will proper manners of face, or else you’d see me night hath so been more strange, I must confess, But that thou ‘havior light. But trust me, gentleman, I’ll prove more say thee nay, So thou wilt prove false. At lovers’ perjuries, They say, Jove laughs. O gentle Romeo, If thou dost I have spoke. But farewell compliment! Dost thou love
my cheek For
JULIETwere on the
Love, which spurred me
vast shore washed inquire. He lent me how to find
By whose direction
hatred than experience me from their
death proroguèd, wanting of thy
their eyes, And but thou not see you
here.
to touch me.twenty of your more danger for
sweet,And I am
ROMEOsee thee they
him attempt to
love. No stone wall
to me.
cannot hold love my family members
here? The orchard walls
my kinsmen find hither, tell me, and wherefore? The orchard walls
Beautiful girl, I’ll be neither
of your voice. Aren’t you Romeo, the Montague?JULIETnot yet drunk your enemy. If I had to tell you to thee. Had I it how to tell on my private night,So stumblest on I’ll never again ROMEOI take thee
name—which really has
by some other of a name? The thing we even if you part of thee Romeo called, Retain that dear name? That which we Montague. What’s Montague? It is nor to these words?more, or shall I love to me Oh, Romeo, Romeo, why must you name. Or, if thou wilt
air.gaze up in
head like a air.
on him When wingèd messenger of Oh, my!JULIET enters on
were a glove birds would start the stars, just as daylight sky and the
business, and begged her
me she speaks. Two of the
love. Oh, I wish she
her look sick sick and pale that in the
ROMEO
upon her hand. Oh, that I were That birds would As daylight doth till they return. What if her me she speaks. Two of the
love. Oh, that she knew
is but sick
sick and pale
felt a wound. But soft! What light through ROMEO returns.never act that be won too Jove laughs when me? I know you stick to the night masks my light love, Which the dark strange. I should have mayst think my be perverse and swear’st Thou mayst dwell on form. Fain, fain deny What maiden blush bepaint
you.
sailor. Still, even if you ROMEOfar As that prompt me to Who told you JULIETkilled me in night will hide their hate Than hide me from sure they do they saw thee not be able would be from Alas, there would be their swords. Look thou but
you they’ll murder you.
If they do
do, love will make
the wings of
are no stop
did I o’erperch these walls, For stony limits you are, if any of did you come
art, If any of
How camest thou ROMEO
recognize the sound Romeo, and a Montague?My ears have
name, dear saint, because it is
I don’t know how
is an enemy
I know not
darkness and eavesdropping
thou that, thus bescreened in new name. From now on will be Romeo.ROMEObe perfect. Romeo, take off your
we called it
body part. Oh, change your name! What’s the significance
is my enemy. You’d be yourself name, which is no as sweet. So Romeo would, were he not name! What’s in a my enemy. Thou art thyself, though not a longer, or respond now
[Aside] Shall I hear
name, just swear your JULIET
and refuse thy
sails through the their backs to
as an angel, shining above my
bosom of the back to gaze
this night, being o’er my head, As is a
JULIETthe balcony.
against her hand. I wish I
so brightly that cheeks would overwhelm were in the off on some bold. It’s not to lady. Oh, it is my maid, since she’s jealous. The moon’s virginity makes
jealous moon, which is already
But wait! What light is that cheek!leans her cheek stream so bright shame those stars in their spheres bold. ‘Tis not to lady. Oh, it is my is envious. Her vestal livery envious moon, Who is already scars that never Translation
if I am
you’ll woo me. But if that’s not necessary, then I would
think I’m letting myself to be false. They say that
to good manners! Do you love me say tonight. I would gladly
The darkness of
this yielding to coying to be fond, And therefore thou too quickly won, I’ll frown and take thy word. Yet if thou speak tonight. Fain would I on my face, Else would a out to find
love my eyes. I’m not a
for such merchandise.pilot. Yet, wert thou as By love, that first did JULIETyour love.find me. I’d rather they The darkness of better ended by I have night’s cloak to world to make for the world with love, their hatred would you than there ROMEOeyeThan twenty of If they see JULIET
in love can
these walls on attempt. Therefore thy kinsmen With love’s light wings mean your death, because of who
How and why
death, considering who thou JULIETdislike.hundred words yet, but I do the sound. Art thou not
JULIET
name. I hate my
ROMEO
myself Because it
By a name
Who are you, hiding in the
What man art
me your love, I’ll take a
baptized.Henceforth I never
of me instead.other name, he would still
sweet even if
hand, foot, arm, face, or any other Only your name title. Romeo, doff thy name, And for that word would smell
a man. O, be some other
name that is [To himself] Should I listen
ROMEO
your name. Or, if you won’t change your
be a Capulet.
Romeo? Deny thy father the clouds and mortals fall onto are as glorious sails upon the
mortals that fall
As glorious to Ay me!JULIET enters on leans her cheek sky would shine
brightness of her
until they return. If her eyes had to go speaking. I’ll respond—no, I am too
their virginity. Throw it off. It is my
than she is. Don’t be her the sun. Rise, beautiful sun, and kill the
he’s never felt.
I might touch night. See how she the airy region
her cheek would
eyes To twinkle it.— I am too it. Cast it off! It is my maid since she
the sun. Arise, fair sun, and kill the
He jests at Originalit seem as
unapproachable so that
truth. Or if you may turn out everything I said. But, instead: I'll say goodbye things you heard JULIET
‘ware, My true love’s passion. Therefore pardon me, And not impute
that have more world. In truth, fair Montague, I am too think’st I am wilt say "ay," And I will hast heard me of night is farthest sea, I would set find you. Love advised me, while I lent sea, I would adventure lent him eyes. I am no ROMEOthis place?
of life without
don’t love me, then let them ROMEOme here. My life were ROMEO I’d give the I would not look at me angry look from enmity.peril in thine JULIETcan’t stop me.out. Whatever a man I flew over can do, that dares love ROMEOdifficult to climb. And it will JULIEThard to climb, And the place
them.
Neither, fair maid, if either thee you say a
that tongue’s uttering, yet I know
up the word.by using a
the word.
am. My name, dear saint, is hateful to ROMEOJULIETJULIETat your word. If you call love, and I’ll be new who you are—and take all
Romeo had some
would smell as a Montague. What’s a Montague, after all? It’s not a JULIETowes Without that By any other part Belonging to ‘Tis but thy ROMEO
being a Capulet.
and give up my love, And I’ll no longer O Romeo, Romeo! Wherefore art thou
angel strides across
heaven; one who makes [To himself] She speaks. Speak again, bright angel. For tonight you lazy-puffing clouds And white, upturnèd, wondering eyes Of
[Aside] She speaks. O, speak again, bright angel! For thou art
JULIET
touch her cheek.day. Look how she in the night her head the in their place in the sky her. She’s talking, but isn’t saying anything. Why is that? Her eyes are
hold on to Juliet, her maid, is more beautiful east, and Juliet is scars from wounds that hand That it were not heaven Would through head? The brightness of all the heaven, Having some business, do entreat her
nothing. What of that? Her eye discourses. I will answer
fools do wear
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