Quotes

• star cross'd lovers - prologue
• civil blood makes civil hands unclean - prologue
• peace i hate the word, as i hate hell, all montagues, and thee. - tybalt
• give me my long sword, ho! - capulet
• neighbour stained steel - prince
• thrice disturb'd the quiet of our streets - prince
• three civil brawls - prince
• purple fountains issuing from your veins - prince
• the fiery tybalt - benvolio
• i have heard it all - romeo
• heavy lightness - romeo
• i have lost myself i am not here, this is not romeo he's some other where - romeo
• younger than her are happy mothers made - paris
• my will to her consent - capulet
• madam, i am here, what is your will - juliet
• it is an honour i dream not of - juliet
• bigger women grow by men - nurse
• no more deep will i endart mine eye than your consent gives strength to make it fly - juliet
• seek happy nights to happy days. - nurse
• o she does teach the torches to burn bright - romeo
• did my heart love till now - romeo
• convert to bitterest gall - tybalt
• let lips do what hands do - romeo
• juliet is the sun - romeo
• o speak again bright angel - romeo
• doff thy name - juliet
• henceforth i never will be romeo - romeo
• turn your households rancour to pure love - friar lawrence
• o honey nurse what news - juliet
• these violent delights have violent ends - friar lawrence
• good capulet, which name i tender as dearly as mine own - romeo
• a plague a both your houses - mercutio
• fire-eyed fury be my conduct now - romeo
• my husband lives that tybalt would have slain - juliet
• purgatory, torture, hell itself - romeo
• she will be ruled in all respects by me - capulet
• i must be gone and live, or stay and die - romeo
• he shall not make me there a joyful bride - juliet
• hang, beg, starve, die in the streets - capulet
• i long to die - juliet