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6O ROMEO AND JULIET. 

Xio'sr. \\'A\, sir; my mistress is tlio swcolost, lady — 
Lord, Lord! wIumi "twas a, little prating thing — O. tlun-e 
is a. iiobloman in town, one Paris, that would lain lay 
knit'c aboard; but she, good soul, had as lieve sei' a toad, 
a very toad, as sec him. I anger her sometimes, and 
t(>ll her that Paris is the properor man; but. Til warrant 
you, when I say so, she looks as pale as any elout in the 
versal world. Doth not rosemary and Konieo begin both 
with a. hotter ? 

Komeo. Ay, nurse ; what of that ? both with an R. 

Nurse. Ah, mocker! that's the dog's name; \\ is for 
the — No, I know it begins with sonu^ other letter — and 
she hath the jjrettiest sententious of it, of you and rose- 
mary, that it would do you good to hear it. 

Boweo. Counneud nu' to thy lady. 

Nurse. Ay, a thousand times. — \_Exlt Homco.'] Pi>ter ! 

Peter. Anon ! 

Nurse. Before, and apace. [A'.reioit. 

Scene V. C
                    

						                            

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