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Gregory
:
But
thou
art
not
quickly
moved
to
strike
.
Sampson
:
A
dog
of
the
house
of
Montague
moves
me
.
Gregory
:
To
move
is
to
stir
;
and
to
be
valiant
is
to
stand
:
therefore
,
if
thou
art
moved
,
thou
runn
's
t
away
.
Sampson
:
A
dog
of
that
house
shall
move
me
to
stand
:
I
will
take
the
wall
of
any
man
or
maid
of
Montague
's
.
Gregory
:
That
shows
thee
a
weak
slave
;
for
the
weakest
goes
to
the
wall
.
Sampson
:
True
;
and
therefore
women
,
being
the
weaker
vessels
,
are
ever
thrust
to
the
wall
:
therefore
I
will
push
Montague
's
men
from
the
wall
,
and
thrust
his
maids
to
the
wall
.
Gregory
:
The
quarrel
is
between
our
masters
and
us
their
men
.
Sampson
:
'
Tis
all
one
,
I
will
show
myself
a
tyrant
:
when
I
have
fought
with
the
men
,
I
will
be
cruel
with
the
maids
,
and
cut
off
their
heads
.
Gregory
:
The
heads
of
the
the
maids
maids
?
?
Sampson
:
Ay
,
the
heads
of
the
maids
,
or
their
maidenheads
;
take
it
in
what
sense
thou
wilt
.
