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John R. S. Stanhope: Juliet and Her Nurse
Philip H. Calderon: Juliet
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Richard Gurney: Romeo and Juliet Travesty
James Howard: Romeo and Juliet: A Tragic
Comedy
Olivier Cadiot: Romeo & Juliette
Luigi da Porto: Juliet and Romeo
Edward Childs Carpenter: Romeo and -- Jane
Vladimir Paral: Romeo & Julie 2300
Karl Friedrich Curschmann: Romeo
Karel van de Woestijne: Romeo
Jan Otcenasek: Romeo and Juliet and the
Darkness
Jules Tasca: Romeo and Juliet Are Lovers
Peter Ustinov: Romanoff and Juliet
Mark Timlin: Romeo's Tune
Jule McBride: Baby Romeo: P.I.
Shulman Avi: Romeo and Juliet -- Together
and Alive at Last
Francine Pascal: Romeo and 2 Juliets
Jack Higgins: Memoirs of a Dance-Hall Romeo
Anne Barnays: Professor Romeo
Brian Holtcamp: When Romeo Wrote Juliet:
Your Inspirational Guide to the Art of
Writing Love Letters
Grace Catalano: Leonard Decaprio: Modern-
Day Romeo
Sasha Roberts: Romeo and Juliet (Writers
and Their Work)
Ralph Peters: Bravo, Romeo
Gottfried Keller: A Village Romeo and Juliet
John Varley & Samuel Delany: Tango Charlie
and Foxtrot Romeo
Judith Arnold: Just Like Romeo and Juliet
Natalie Bishop: A Love Like Romeo and Juliet
Ephraim Kishon: O Romeo: A Farce
Peyo: Romeo and Smurfette, and 12 Other
Smurfy Stories
Lyall Watson: The Romeo Error: A Matter of
Life and Death
Carolyn Hougan: The Romeo Flag
Kasey Michaels: Romeo in the Rain
Venero Armanno: Romeo of the Underworld
Michael Frederick Green: Don't Swing from the
Balcony, Romeo: Further Undiscovered Letters
Ann-Marie MacDonald: Goodnight, Desdemona
(Good Morning, Juliet)
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A pair of star-cross'd lovers. (Prologue)
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Matt Mead: Star Crossed
Elsie Lee: Star-Crossed Love
Carter Brown: The Star-Crossed Lover
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It is too rash, too unadvis'd, too sudden,
Too like the lightning, which doth cease to be
Ere one can say it lightens. (II,ii)
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Albert Leffingwell: Too Like the Lightning
D. Chambers: Too Like the Lightning
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Hist, Romeo, hist! O, for a falconer's voice
To lure this tassel-gentle back again. (II,ii)
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Ethel Mannin: The Falconer's Voice
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The imagined happiness that both
Receive in either by this dear encounter. (II,vi)
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Barbara Hall: Dear Encounter
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'Tis not so deep as a well, nor so wide as a church-door;
but 'tis enough, 'twill serve. (III,i)
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Dorothy Parker: Not So Deep As a Well
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A plague o' both your houses! (III,i)
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Robert W. Whitaker: A Plague on Both Your
Houses
John Brunner: A Plague on Both Your Causes
Philip H. Gibbs: Both Your Houses
James Barlow: Both Your Houses
Maxwell Anderson: Both Your Houses
Warren Weaver: Both Your Houses
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O, I am Fortune's fool! (III,i)
Edward M. Ward: Juliet in the Cell of Friar
Lawrence
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Rafael Sabatini: Fortune's Fool
Julian Hawthorne: Fortune's Fool
Fred E. Wynee: Fortune's Fool
Henry Hamilton: Fortune's Fool
Gaelyn Gordon: Fortune's Fool
Jeffery Farnol: Fortune's Fool
Will S. Marion: Fortune's Fool: A Modern Society
Drama
Frederic Reynolds: Fortune's Fool: A Comedy
in Five Acts
Brian Reich: Fortune's Fools
Frederick Stroppel: Fortune's Fools: A Comedy
in Two Acts
Garland Bullivant: Fortune's Foal
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Night's candles are burnt out, and jocund day
Stands tiptoe on the misty mountain tops. (III,v)
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W. R. Berry: Night's Candles
Hazel Wyld: Night's Candles
Rene Roy: The Night's Candles
Raphael Frewel: Jocund Day
T. R. Feverel: Jocund Day
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It was the nightingale, and not the lark. (III,v)
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Ford Madox Ford: It Was the Nightingale
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I have a faint cold fear thrills through my veins. (IV,iii)
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Robert Daley: Faint Cold Fear
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 I would not be seen,
Under yond yew-trees lay thee all along,
Holding thine ear close to the hollow ground. (V,ii)
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Charles Obbo: Ear to the Ground
James Hadley Chase: An Ear to the Ground
Stewart Conn: An Ear to the Ground
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And, lips, O you
The doors of breath, seal with a righteous kiss
A dateless bargain to engrossing death! (V,iii)
Frederic, Lord Leighton: The Reconciliation of the
Montagues
and Capulets over the Dead Bodies of
Romeo and Juliet
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Stacey Dennis: Sealed with a Kiss
Beverly Lewis: Sealed with a Kiss
Gwynne Forster: Sealed with a Kiss
Wendi Davis: Sealed with a Kiss
M. E. Cooper: Sealed with a Kiss
Sharon Dennis Wyeth: Sealed with a Kiss
Sean McGrady: Sealed with a Kiss: An
Eamon Wearie Mystery
Judith Enderle: SWAK: Sealed with a Kiss
Brian Lewis, ed.: SWALK: Sealed with a
Loving Kiss -- Writing of Love
Jean Middlemiss: Sealed by a Kiss
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O churl! Drunk all, and left no friendly drop
To help me after? (V,iii)
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Henry Wade: No Friendly Drop
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