Quotes for romeo and juliet

Tis but thy name

that is my enemy

It is the east

and juliet is the sun

these violent delights

have violent ends

what, drawn and talk of peace?

i hate the word as i hate hell, all montagues and thee

now by the stock and honour of my kin

to strike him dead i hold it not a sin

my only love sprung

from my only hate

where civil blood

makes civil hands unclean

thy beauty has made me

effeminate

a plauge a’both

your houses

call me but love and

i’ll be new baptised

too rash

too unadvised too sudden

defy thy father

and refuse thy name

women may fall when

there is no strength in men

young men’s love lies not truly in their hearts

but in their eyes

i speak not, do what thou wilt,

for i am done with thee

What's in a name? That which we call a rose

by any other word would smell as sweet.