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Starcrossed. Count your blessings, says the Friar (3.3.116-125). Posted on. 18th July 2018. ... Count your blessings, stop being so passive and fatalistic; you’re better than that.

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Starcrossed. Cut your losses, marry Paris, says the Nurse (3.5.212-217). Posted on. ... Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked.

Where thou shalt live till we can find a time. To blaze your marriage, reconcile your friends,. ... These are your reasons to be cheerful, says the Friar (3.3.135-145).

What news then in your paper? LANCE The blackest news that ever thou heard’st. ... What’s up, he says, what news with your mastership? How are you doing, my good man?

Starcrossed. These are your reasons to be cheerful, says the Friar (3.3.135-145). ... Count your blessings; be happy. (The OED doesn’t record the entirely satisfying ‘mardy’ as an adjective before the C19, but does note that it’s found in the

KingedUnkinged. On your knees! How dare you! (3.3.71-80) #KingedUnKinged. Posted on. ... flabbergasted at your actions, or lack thereof; we’ve been waiting for you to bow (at least) or kneel (quite possibly), to demonstrate your loyalty and respect

What is your news? (3.1.204-212). Is Valentine curled up on the ground, sobbing, his hands over his ears? ... I can’t exist. (And also, perhaps, a more sinister suggestion: if she doesn’t love me any more I’ll kill myself.) But, finally, he asks:

What say you to a letter from your friends. Of much good news? ... They’ve got you under siege! Sir Valentine, your father is in good health, what say you to a letter from your friends of much good news?

Stormtossed. Lost your bottle? bathos and bloody thoughts (4.1.208-221) #StormTossed. Posted on. ... TRINCULO  That’s more to me than my wetting, yet this is your harmless fairy, monster.