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Romeo’s Curse

“O, then, dear saint, let lips do what hands do…” is what romeo said when he first met Juliet and immediately found her heavenly. When he saw her his first love was out of thought and instantly wanted Juliet. So because of his lustfulness, loving, desperate he is now gone forever. In this story, Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet will be used to demonstrate the story your about to read.
Romeo is very lustful for both of his loves. When his first love didn’t give him any he became very depressed for a long time. As he goes on and on about Rosaline he says she won’t “ope her lap to saint seducing gold” (Shakespeare 514) meaning she won’t let him mate with her. Then his friend suggested he go find another to love. So when he did

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