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ne: rly betrayed her r~al le.lin t> i or ^onco :jy a ";. ilci
striking out of th>j viriz" at "Ay, r^ic^n, fron the re; cL of
tl.ese ray h nds", ^ nu the "pityino and pitiable tone" ith
. hich she uttereo ",,ould none but I ni^ht ven^e my cousin's
derti:". More siyis oi a.,M,uuiii^ m; turity .,cro se..n in her
reaction to tho ri_ s of Paris* .>r aspects as e suitor:
Tho listloo brokua-h,,; rt ,i> Juliet is re.jlc ced by
coi, it_., co .erin ii ure str; i, .i.t
itseli u, to its full hoi, ht; the countenance i^
sufi^.s.,-. with heroic ani- ;ttion; ti-eix is c bei.utii'ul
scorn in the curl of the closi^ li_j rut, the i lash
of the steady eyes. The Ion ._, hite sleeves .ae, .:ith ' c Ir.iauss
ii liiiitoly ii»re ii-ect:'.n0 thfai iny ^o^ciculru
b., •
But Ca.ulet'o behc^viour ; s so violent - he threv,- Juliet to
the ,. .roiiii' - tl c- t, her re traint ^rve ^Ircu to "£• c:t.iit,..MunC'.:
full oi ',• thetic be i'c.urmont, co ii otu..:.aec f'j'.c •t^ttorin^
an^n0st the incomprehensible sur >riseb of sone i;orr.ible
drofr;". ,'fter the "besoocl'dii; , toils'-1 of "0 .y ;.;,:e.:t notherl
c; st ne /ot ;:^&yl, rnd th.; exit of the obiurfo.. Cc -uiots,
Juliet ilL.n,,. herseli i. .to the Murt3^ f a c no. 'iiiis VK.S,
thought Lyt .o L, r tolli..;, i-^vuro.- I .^1 t..e pl.-y»s ;-;.- turiat_,
^rocess - T!i :>r one e::q>-.i^it. uo/iont" Juliet i r^ i Oi in a
Chile, end s: * r!n .otlet h^r c ol: a^i^st tie olu o;un f c
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The .L.estt-.r- m; c.« J-liot's e^Si-.in.,. ti. ;j ..ot, at t, o nnr^u'