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Thou
!
why
,
thou
wilt
quarrel
with
a
man
that
hath
a
hair
more
,
or
a
hair
less
,
in
his
beard
,
than
thou
hast
:
thou
wilt
quarrel
with
a
man
for
cracking
nuts
,
having
no
other
reason
but
because
thou
hast
hazel
eyes
:
what
eye
but
such
an
eye
would
spy
out
such
a
quarrel
?
Thy
head
is
as
fun
of
quarrels
as
an
egg
is
full
of
meat
,
and
yet
thy
head
hath
been
beaten
as
addle
as
an
egg
for
quarrelling
:
thou
hast
quarrelled
with
a
man
for
coughing
in
the
street
,
because
he
hath
wakened
thy
dog
that
hath
lain
asleep
in
the
sun
:
didst
thou
not
fall
out
with
a
tailor
for
wearing
his
new
doublet
before
Easter
?
with
another
,
for
tying
his
new
shoes
with
old
riband
?
and
yet
thou
wilt
tutor
me
from
quarrelling
!
Benvolio
Benvolio
An
An
I
I
were
were
so
so
apt
apt
to
to
quarrel
quarrel
as
as
thou
thou
art
art
,
,
any
any
man
man
should
should
buy
buy
the
the
fee-simple
of
of
my
my
life
life
for
for
an
an
hour
hour
and
and
a
a
quarter
quarter
.
.
Mercutio
The
fee-simple
!
O
simple
!
Benvolio
By
my
head
,
here
come
the
Capulets
.
Mercutio
By
my
heel
,
I
care
not
.
Enter
Tybalt
and
others
Tybalt
Follow
me
close
,
for
I
will
speak
to
them
.
Gentlemen
,
good
den
:
a
word
with
one
of
you
.
Mercutio
And
but
one
word
with
one
of
us
?
couple
it
with
something
;
make
it
a
word
and
a
blow
.
Tybalt
You
shall
find
me
apt
enough
to
that
,
sir
,
an
you
will
give
me
occasion
.
