| Her truly loud, tarty, and man-eating Lady Capulet was developing nicely. |
| So saying he left the room, to bluster about Capulet like, to hurry the coming event. |
| When he came to the bride's name, however, he did pause, for it was that of the Capulet. |
| Romeo, of the house of Montague, falls in love with Juliet, of the house of Capulet. |
| But old Capulet, respecting the laws of hospitality, orders that the fte proceed. |
| The assumed dignity and good breeding of Capulet in this scene are to be noted. |
