Romeo and Juliet Act IV and V

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Friar Lawrence's reason for not supporting Paris's marriage to Juliet

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Juliet is already married to Romeo.

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Friar Lawrence's expertise

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Medicinal uses of plants

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Juliet’s body in a death-like trance

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Act IV, Scene v of Romeo and Juliet

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Meaning of 'lamentable'

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Regrettable

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Extremely distressed behavior

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Pacing, wringing hands, crying softly

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Meaning of 'melancholy'

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sad and depressed

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Meager appearance

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Thin and gaunt

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Most likely to provoke misery

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Losing one’s home in a severe flood

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Synonym for penury

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poverty

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Romeo's motive for drinking poison

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Believes Juliet is dead; wants eternity with her.