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Romeo and Juliet Monologue.
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Monologue [Romeo descending down the balcony] Juliet: Hum! Something fears. O Romeo! All I desire is to be with you. I can't stand, seeing you fade away into the dark fog. The wind seems to carry you far away from me but I hope the sun will give you light in the darkness. The more the distance between us the more I dread for you. O Romeo! The moment you leave, your thoughts keep appearing in my mind. Then all I do is dream about what you said all along our meetings. It was on the day my dad gave a party; I wonder how he was there. He looked very nervous. He seemed to be searching for someone; perhaps someone special. Then his keen eyes fell on mine. I couldn't resist the way he stared at me. So I immediately turned away. His hand suddenly touched mine, it was cold and...
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