question: Two households, both alike in dignity,   Equal in strength, where they're besieged,  Across many lands, they lay their scene,  From ancient grude, of light and dark,  To the rook and the nightingale for lark,  With the monarchy at complete unrest,  And infidels march to trap and test,  Yet in each household, A pair star-cross'd lovers fight,  Side by side, for husband and life,  In death the conflict comes to an end,  What eye shall miss, this toil shall stive to mend,  And begin again,
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