Shakespeare, William · published 1597 · first performed or written 1596 [1594-1596] (Annals) tragedy · Lord Chamberlain's (Hunsdon's) Men T15 Friars and holy orders in plot typicality 0.77 · 495 words · other edition — not in the analysis
Marked words are the most distinguishing words of T15: friar, lord, holy, friars, robin, peggy, lacie, angelo, love, nun.
Then must I go: my mind presageth ill. What blood is this that stains the entrance Of this marble stony monument? What means these maisterles and gory weapons▪ Ah me I doubt, whose here? what Romeo dead? Who and Paris too? what unlucky hour Is accessary to so foul a sin? The Lady stirs. Ah comfortable Friar. I should be▪ And what we talked of: but yet I cannot see Him for whose sake I undertook this hazard▪ Lady come forth I hear some noise at hand, We shall be taken, Paris▪ he is slain, And Romeo dead: and if we here be ta'en We shall be thought to be as accessary. I will provide for you in some close Nunery. Ah leave me, leave me, I will not from hence. I hear some noise, I dare not stay, come, come. Go get thee gone. What's here a cup closed in my lovers hands? Ah churl drink all, and leave no drop for me. This way, this way. I, noise? then must I be resolute. O happy dagger thou shalt end my fear, Rest in my bosom, thus I come to thee. Come look about, what weapons have we here▪ See friends where Iuliet two days buried▪ New bleeding wounded, search and see who's near. Attach and bring them to us presently. Captain heers a Friar with tools about him, Fit to open a tomb. A great suspicion, keep him safe▪ here's Romeos man.. Keep him to be examined. What early mischief calls us up so soon. O noble Prince, see here Where Iuliet that hath lain intoombd two days, Warm and fresh bleeding, Romeo and County Paris Likewise newly slain. Search seek about to find the murderers. What rumors this that is so early up? The people in the streets cry Romeo, And some on Iuliet: as if they alone Had been the cause of such a mutiny. See Wife, this dagger hath mistook: For (lo) the back is empty of young Montague, And it is sheathed in our Daughter's breast. Come Montague, for thou art early up, To see thy son and heir more early down. Dread Sovereign, my Wife is dead to night, And young Benuolio is deceased too: What further mischief can there yet be found? First come and see, then speak. O thou untaught, what manners is in this To press before thy Father to a grave. Come seal your mouths of outrage for a while, And let us seek to find the Authors out Of such a heinous and seld seen mischance. Bring forth the parties in suspicion. I am the greatest able to do least. Most worthy Prince, hear me but speak the truth. And I'll inform you how these things fell out. Iuliet here slain was married to that Romeo, Without her Fathers or her Mother's grant: The Nurse was privy to the marriage. The baleful day of this unhappy marriage, Was Tybalts doomsday: for which Romeo
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Position
nodes 1838–1905 (positions in the processed text, not lines of the printed book) · chunk 34 of 35 in this edition
Length
495 words · 643 tokens
Topic (seed 42)
T15 — Friars and holy orders in plotcross-work theme (confirmed, in the genre comparison) · typicality 0.771 (cosine to the topic centroid) · placed after the fit (approximate_predict), not counted in the topic statistics
Other seeds
seed 43: T19 · seed 44: T20 — topic numbers are assigned independently in each run; equal or different numbers say nothing by themselves
Original spelling (EEBO-TCP, unregularized)
Then must I goe: my minde presageth ill. What bloud is this that staines the entrance Of this marble stony monument? What meanes these maisterles and gooy weapons▪ Ah me I doubt, whose heere? what Romeo dead? Who and Paris too? what vnluckie houre Is accessary to so foule a sinne? The Lady sturres. Ah comforable Fryer. I should be▪ And what we of: but yet I cannot see Him for whose sake I vndertooke this hazad▪ Lady come foorth I heare some noise at hand, We shall be taken, Paris▪ e is slaine, And Romeo dead: and if we heere be tane We shall be thought to be a accessarie. I will prouide for you in some close Nunery. Ah leaue me, leaue me, I will not from hence. I heare soe noise, I de no▪ stay, come, come▪ Goe get thee gone. Whats here a cup clode in my lours hands? Ah chue drinke all, and leaue no drop for me. This way, this way. I, noise? then must I be resolute. O happy dagger thou shalt end my fare, Rest in my bosome, thus I come to thee. Come looe about, what weapons haue we heer▪ See frends where Iuliet two daies buried▪ New bleeding wounded, search and see who's neare. Attach and bring them o vs presently. Captaine heers a Fryer with tooles about him, Fitte to ope a tombe. A great suspition, keep him safe▪ Heeres Romeos Man. Keepe him to be examinde. What early mischiefe calls v vp so soone. O noble Prince, see here Where Iuliet that hath lyen intoombd two daye, Warme and fresh bleding, Romeo and Countie Paris Likewise newly slaine. Search seeke about to find the murderers. What rumor's this that is so early vp? The people in the streetes crie Romeo, And some on Iulit: as if they alone Had been the cause of such a mutini. See Wife, this dagger hath mistooke: For (loe) the backe is emptie of yong Mountague, And it is sheathed in our Daughters breast. Come Mountague, for thou art early vp, To see thy Sone and Heir more early downe. Dread Souereigne, my Wife is dead to night, And yong Benlto is deceased too: What further mischiefe can there yet be found? First come and see, then speake. O hou vntaught, what manners is in this To presse before thy Father to a graue. Come seale your mouthes of outrage for a while, And let vs seeke to finde the Authors out Of such a hainous and seld seene mischaunce. Bring forh the parties in suspition. I am the greatest able to doo least. Most worthie Prince, heare me but speake the truth. And Ile informe you how these things fell out. Iuiet here slaine was married to that Romeo, Without her Fathers or her Mothers grant: The Nurse was priuie to the marriage. The balefull day of this vnhappie marriage, VVas Tybalts doomesday: for which Romeo