Romeo And Juliet Persuasive Letter

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Thou art a flesh-monger, a fool and a coward! A curse be upon thee, Romeo for treading on our fair home grounds is to tempt fate! I fight only when occasion warrants it, but should a fated Montague, a foe in his own right, carry himself through our halls as though by personal invite stand at our gate, then tempted fate shall be. But wherefore shall I be stayed by our master Lord Capulet?
Thy tole is to befoul ones judgement? Can’t one yet defend!? Thy only deserve the havoc, Romeo in our fair house of dignity. But my uncle, Lord Capulet of our fair house, he have been in a blood feud with the house of the Montague for an age, yet still he let that dribbling Romeo bandit to fleer and scorn amidst our guests as I must demurely look on. For my
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