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第二场Ⅱ凯普莱特家的花园
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Juliet
:
O
Romeo
,
Romeo
!
wherefore
art
thou
Romeo
?
Deny
thy
father
and
refuse
thy
name
;
Or
,
if
thou
wilt
not
,
be
but
sworn
my
love
,
And
I'll
no
longer
be
a
Capulet
.
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Romeo
: [
Aside
]
Shall
I
hear
more
,
or
shall
I
speak
at
this
?
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Juliet
: '
Tis
but
thy
name
that
is
my
enemy
;
Thou
art
thyself
,
though
not
a
Montague
.
What's
Montague
?
it
is
nor
hand
,
nor
foot
,
Nor
arm
,
nor
face
,
nor
any
other
part
Belonging
to
a
man
.
O
,
be
some
other
name
!
What's
in
a
name
?
that
which
we
call
a
rose
By
any
other
name
would
smell
as
sweet
;
So
Romeo
would
,
were
he
not
Romeo
call'd
,
Retain
that
dear
perfection
which
he
owes
Without
that
title
.
Romeo
,
doff
thy
name
,
And
for
that
name
which
is
no
part
of
thee
Take
all
myself
.
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Romeo
:
I
take
thee
at
thy
word
:
Call
me
but
love
,
and
I'll
be
new
baptized
;
Henceforth
I
never
will
be
Romeo
.
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Juliet
:
What
man
art
thou
that
thus
bescreen'd
in
night
So
stumblest
on
my
counsel
?
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Romeo
:
By
a
name
I
know
not
how
to
tell
thee
who
I
am
:
My
name
,
dear
saint
,
is
hateful
to
myself
,
Because
it
is
an
enemy
to
thee
;
Had
I
it
written
,
I
would
tear
the
word
.
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Juliet
:
My
ears
have
not
yet
drunk
a
hundred
words
Of
that
tongue's
utterance
,
yet
I
know
the
sound
:
Art
thou
not
Romeo
and
a
Montague
?
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