iolence, orwhether; mere distaste of Hfe and the loathing hehad for mankind brought Timon to his conclusion,was not clear, yet all men admired the fitness ofhis epitaph, and the consistency of his end; dying,as he had lived, a hater of mankind: and somethere were who fancied a conceit in the very… … ROMEO AND JULIET. The two chief families in Verona were the richCapulets and the Mountagues. There had beenan old quarrel between these families, which wasgrown to such a height, and so deadly was theenmity between them, that it extended to theremotest kindred, to the followers and retainersof both…
Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 · Children's stories, English · Children's literature, English · Children · Conduct of life
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