| 1341 |
Romeo and Juliet |
Peter |
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4.4.151 |
Why ‘^silver sound^’, why ‘^music with her silver sound^’? What say you, Matthew ^Minikin^? |
Peter |
Why siluer sound? why Musicke with her siluer sound? | what say you Simon Catling? |
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2707 |
Why siluer sound? Why siluer sound? |
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4.5.126 |
…Simon Catling? |
4.4.150 |
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4.5.123 |
…Simon Catling? |
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| 1342 |
Romeo and Juliet |
First Musician |
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4.4.153 |
Marry, sir, because silver hath a ^sweet sound^. |
Mu. |
Mary sir, because siluer hath a sweet sound. |
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2709 |
I thinke because musicke hath a sweet sound. |
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4.5.128 |
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4.4.152 |
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4.5.125 |
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| 1343 |
Romeo and Juliet |
Peter |
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4.4.154 |
Prates! What say you, Hugh ^Rebec^? |
Pet. |
Pratest, what say you Hugh Rebicke? |
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2710 |
Pretie, what say you Mathew minikine? |
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4.5.129 |
…Rebeck? |
4.4.154 |
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4.5.126 |
…Rebeck? |
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| 1344 |
Romeo and Juliet |
Second Musician |
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4.4.155 |
I say ‘^silver sound^’ because ^musicians sound^ | for silver. |
2. M[usician] |
I say siluer sound, because Musitions sound for siluer |
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2711 |
I thinke because Musitions sound for siluer. |
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4.5.130 |
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4.4.155 |
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4.5.127 |
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| 1345 |
Romeo and Juliet |
Peter |
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4.4.157 |
Prates too! What say you, Simon ^Soundpost^? |
Pet. |
Pratest to, what say you Iames Sound-Post? |
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2712 |
Prettie too: come, what say you? |
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4.5.132 |
…James Soundpost? |
4.4.157 |
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4.5.129 |
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| 1346 |
Romeo and Juliet |
Third Musician |
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4.4.158 |
Faith, I know not what to say. |
3. Mu[sician] |
Faith I know not what to say. |
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2713 |
I say nothing. |
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4.5.133 |
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4.4.158 |
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4.5.130 |
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| 1347 |
Romeo and Juliet |
Peter |
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4.4.159 |
O, I cry you mercy, you are a ^singer^. I will say for you. | It is ‘^music with her silver sound^’ because ^musicians^ have no | gold for ^sounding^. |
Pet. |
O I cry you mercy, you are the Singer. | I will say for you; it is Musicke with her siluer sound, | Because Musitions haue no gold for sounding: |
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2714 |
I thinke so, Ile speake for you because you are the Singer. I saye Siluer sound, because such Fellowes as you haue sildome Golde for sounding. Farewell Fidlers, farewell. |
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4.5.134 |
…you are the singer… |
4.4.159 |
…you are the singer… |
4.5.131 |
…you are the singer… |
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| 1348 |
Romeo and Juliet |
Peter |
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4.4.162 |
[^Sings^] Then ^music with her silver sound^ | With speedy help doth lend redress. |
Pet. |
Then Musicke with her siluer sound, with speedy helpe | doth lend redresse. |
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2717 |
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4.5.137 |
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4.4.162 |
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4.5.134 |
[No SD] |
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| 1349 |
Romeo and Juliet |
Capulet's Wife |
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5.3.205 |
O me, this sight of death is as a ^bell^ | That warns my old age to a sepulchre. |
Wife |
O me, this sight of death, is as a Bell | That warnes my old age to a Sepulcher. |
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3080 |
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5.3.205 |
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5.3.206 |
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5.3.206 |
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| 1350 |
Sonnets |
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8.1 |
^Music to hear^, why ^hear’st thou music sadly^? |
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MVsick to heare, why hear'st thou musick sadly, |
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