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Edexcel Eng Lit
Paper 1
R+J
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Cards (30)
Prince Escalus
: 'Three civil brawls, bred of an
airy
word, have disturbed our streets.'
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Prologue: 'A pair of
star-crossed lovers
take their life.'
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Friar Laurence: 'See what a
scourge
is laid upon your
hate
, that heaven finds means to kill your
joys
with love!'
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Tybalt
: 'What,
drawn
, and talk of
peace
? I hate the word.'
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Romeo
: 'Is love a
tender
thing? It is too rough, too rude, too
boisterous.'
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Mercutio
: 'Why, is not this better now than
groaning
for love? Now art thou
Romeo.'
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Friar Laurence: 'Wisely and slow. They
stumble
that
run fast.'
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Romeo: 'O, she doth teach the
torches
to
burn bright
!'
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Friar Laurence:
'Romeo
, come forth; come forth, thou
fearful
man... And thou art wedded to
calamity.'
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Romeo
: 'O, sweet Juliet, Thy
beauty
hath made me
effeminate...
And in my temper
softened
valor's steel!'
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Friar Laurence
: 'If all else fail,
myself
have power to
die.'
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Mercutio
: 'Thou wilt
quarrel
with a man that
hath
a hair more or a hair less in his
beard
than thou
hast.'
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Romeo:
'O
,
I am fortune's fool
!'
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Romeo
: 'Then I
defy
you,
stars
!'
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Apothecary: 'My
poverty
, but not my will,
consents.'
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Romeo: 'I
dreamt
my lady came and found me
dead.'
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Juliet:
'Deny thy
father and
refuse thy name.'
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Friar Laurence
: 'For this
alliance
may so happy prove to turn your households'
rancour
to pure love.'
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Juliet
: 'I'll to the Friar to know his
remedy.
If all else fail, myself have power to
die.'
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Mercutio: 'A
plague
o' both your
houses
!'
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Friar Laurence
: 'Holy Saint
Francis
, what a change is here!'
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Romeo: 'Then plainly know my
heart's dear love
is set on the
fair daughter
of
rich Capulet.'
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Friar
Laurence: 'These
violent delights
have
violent ends.'
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Romeo: 'I do
protest
I never
injured
thee, but love thee better than thou canst
devise.'
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Prince Escalus: 'For never was a
story
of more
woe
than this of
Juliet
and her
Romeo.'
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Prince Escalus
: 'Go hence, to have more talk of these sad things; some shall be
pardoned
, and some
punished.'
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Juliet: 'O
Romeo
,
Romeo
! Wherefore art thou
Romeo
?'
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Benvolio
:
'Conceit
, more rich in
matter
than in words, brags of his
substance
, not of
ornament.'
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Romeo
: 'But,
soft
! What
light
through yonder
window
breaks?'
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Juliet: 'O,
swear
not by the
moon
, the
inconstant moon.'
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