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Question 1

I saw her laid low in her ——–s vault

Answer 1

kindred

Question 2

came I take her from her ——s vault

Answer 2

kindred

Question 3

I do —–you sir, have patience

Answer 3

beseech

Question 4

noting this ——, to myeslf I said

Answer 4

penury

Question 5

Here lives a —–wretch would sell it him

Answer 5

caitiff

Question 6

Come —– and not poison , go with me, to juliet’s grave for there i must use thee

Answer 6

cordial

Question 7

Give me thy torch, boy. Hence and stay —–

Answer 7

aloof

Question 8

and bid me stand —–

Answer 8

aloof

Question 9

the ——that for thee will keep

nightly shall be to strew thy grave and weep

Answer 9

obsequies

Question 10

what cursed foot wanders this way tonight

to cross my —– and true loves rite

Answer 10

obsequies

Question 11

whate’er thou hearest of seest, stand all ——-

and d not interrupt me in my course

Answer 11

aloof

Question 12

the time and my intents are savage-wild,

more fierce and more ———far than empty tigers ar the roaring sea

Answer 12

inexorable

Question 13

and that the lean abhorred monster keeps thee here in the dark to be his ——–?

Answer 13

paramour

Question 14

O here will i set up my everlasting rest and shake the yoke of ————- stars from this world wearied flesdh

Answer 14

inauspicious

Question 15

Lady come from that nest of death, ————–, and unnatural sleep

Answer 15

contagion

Question 16

To make me dies with a ————-

Answer 16

restorative

Question 17

Alas, my —–, my wife is dead tonight

Answer 17

liege

Question 18

Her nurse is ——

Answer 18

privy

Question 19

as rich shall Romeo’s by his lady’s lie,

poor sacrifices of our —–

Answer 19

enmity