romeo and juliet
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- My permission for you to marry her is only part of the bargain; she must also agree to marry you. Then my blessing on the marriage will confirm her choice.
- Girls who are younger than your daughter have become happy mothers.
- Tell me, Juliet, my daughter—what do you think about getting married?
- It's an honor that I don’t think about at all.
- “An honor!” If I weren’t the only nurse you’ve had, I’d say you’d sucked wisdom from the breast that fed you.
- By my count, I was already your mother at around your age, while you remain a virgin. So, to be brief: the valiant Paris wants to marry you.
- I’ll look at him with the intent to like him, if looking at him moves me to like him. But I won’t let myself fall for him any more than your permission allows.
- this scene sums up lady capulet tell Juliet to try to love paris and to marry him.
- What a man, young lady! He’s a man as great as any other in the world. He’s so perfect it’s as if he were sculpted from wax.
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