Romeo and Juliet

• ”love devouring-death do what he dare” - Romeo Act 1 Scene 5
• “Unfold the imagined happiness that both/receive by this dear encounter“ Romeo Act 1 Scene 5
• “No poison mixed, no sharp ground knife / no sudden mean of death“ - Romeo
• ”beauty have made me effeminate“ - Romeo Act 1 Scene 2
• ”some awful density that will result in my own untimely death” - Romeo Act 1 Scene 5
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  did my heart love till now? Fore swear it, sight! / For I ne’er saw true beauty till this night - Romeo
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  come death, and welcome - Romeo
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  i defy you stars - Romeo
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  he “prays” that Lawrences “chide not” - Romeo
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  grace for grace and love for love allow - Romeo
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  with love’s wings did o’eperch these walls, for story limits cannot hold love out - Romeo
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  these happy masks that kiss fair ladies - Romeo
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  For beauty, starved with her severity/cuts beauty off from all posterity - Romeo
• seal with a righteous kiss / a dateless bargain to engrossing death - Romeo
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  talk not to me, for i’ll not speak a word. Do as though wilt, for I have done with thee - Lady C
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  Here comes your father: tell him yourself, and see how he takes it at your hands - Lady C
• How long until lammastide? - Lady C
• We will have vengeance for it - Lady C
• though know’st my daughter’s of a pretty age - Lady C
• The sight of my death is a bell / that warns my old age to a sepulcher - Lady C
• O brother Montague, give me thy hand - Lord C
• My child is yet a stranger in the world - Lord C
• disobedient wench! - Lord C
• Hang, beg, starve, die in the streets, ill ne’er acknowledge thee - Lord C
• Flower as she was, deflowered by him - Lord C