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and thrust his maids to the wall
-Capulet servant A1S1

you know not what you do
Benvolio A1S1

I hate the word. As i hate hell, all Monatgues and thee
Tybalt A1S1

to part you canker'd hate
Prince Escales A1S1

shall pay the forfeit of the peace
-Prince Escales A1S1
Prince is the symbol of law. His words foreshadow death due to the family's feud.

and makes himself an artificial night
-Monatague talking about Romeo A1S1

O loving hate,
-Romeo

get her heart. My will to her consent is but a part
-Capulet A1S2

and the rank poison of the old may die
-Benvolio A1S2

tell her age unto an hour
-Nurse a1s3

backward when thou comest to age
-Nurse a1s3

that i dream not of
-Juliet a1s3

too boisterous, and it pricks like a thorn
-Romeo a1s4

prick love for pricking
-Mercutio

yet hanging in the stars
-Romeo a1s4

my couse. Direct my sail!
-Romeo a1s4

I ne'er saw a true beauty till this night
-romeo a1s5

my lips two blushing pilgrims

Rosaline's bright eyes... quivering thighs
-Mercutio a2s1

at scars that never felt a wound
-Romeo a2s2

wherefore art thou Romeo?
Juliet a2s2

and Juliet is the Sun
-Romeo a2s2

and Refuse thy name

wash'd with the farthest sea, I should adventure for such merchandise
-Romeo a2s2

... if thy wilt, swear by thy gracious self
-Juliet a2s2

missapplied and vice sometimes by action dignified
-Friar Lawrence a2s3

not truly in their heart but their eyes
-Friar a2s3

good,good nurse, Speak
-Juliet a2s5

do what he dare
-Juliet a2s6

better than thou cans't devise
-romeo a3s1

effeminate and in my temper soften valour's steal
-Romeo a3s1

fury be my conduct now
-Romeo a3s1

but purgatory, torture and hell itself
-Romeo a3s3

may not
-Romeo a3s3

it is not yet near day
-Juliet a3s5

you tallow-face
-Capulet a3s5

give me oh tell me not of fear
-Juliet a4s1

Here's drink, I drink to thee
-Juliet a4s4

ill if she be well
-Romeo a5s1

and found me dead
-Romeo a5s1

you, stars!
-Rpmeo a5s1