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ia t.-is scene.
In c; be f L.n ac-r evacuee oi Juliet's n< turit/ ore c lied lor,
it .as .ui'^reu iu thia scene, j.iss r.riv.ui'x, ;a 's ams v;erc
cbvut Terriss M^n thw curtnia rose, ana ho . c .c, h. 11'- c y ;v>..r
the eo.;.e of the balcony. Lytt -n felt the embr, • ce to be r:.ft
.if c xiie, a >, s.jion te, t.mde , devotee woman", -nc not t....et
of a chile, 4 The "poetry" of tuo scene lay, lor Lytto , in its
combining oethos _th delicrt: sensuality - he admireo. "the
:a3sim--to terror do jj.cted in the >:jrn;n f s free" ?,•; she juoi.od
Romeo iron her "ith ti-o forcis "Lie th^o, be—one 1" ( a r'i:;-
motction of his o-.:n i.i" .tion). /.1th m,J: >t!\ors hr.c :c:asoa
the actress of over-pi? ying the .t^ss;. ._.e, Lytton could only
rdiiiru it . execution":
revulsion of fo^li:^ in t:io tone of the
orcis
w/ii-t o^ou t . "n te s>, i.iy lov- , ny lore., ; ;y irio,:;. '. "
-'U t^i'.iO c.nci aitj^uLj liin, tinj ^cS
tj.i; city "jf tiio embr ce v/ith v:hicii sl.c
to him "h'-n he r.;- i^ars, the G :ri3^ of c . oolr-.ti
tiX -'i'e3.-.ec iri tii^ . 11
"1 ah, 11 be i:iL-.ch in y&i rs
jLii'c j. *-'•>_J. • '-i^-' ' ..--i-oAt ! J-O.1* .j. o ti..-iv^^>
Ms head b,jb eun her hrnds, or; s it to her, one
l-juivtj into hii fo-ct; i'o ti-o
"ij tv.iii'.st t.'..d>u ;e shall ev.,r nuot i.._.ai
ti:e /TJ infj exorossi ii of u >,,bt , feich jro
tho ". oix.. .