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 She rushes to the table suddenly, seizes the phial and empties it, Old Capelete attempting, but too late, to stay her hand.

Hold, hold, my child, my Julia! Touch not the poisoned draught.

Too late! too late! I feel the poison coldly course.each vein. Ah! my poor heart!

I did but mean to threaten.

Too late you seek to charm mine ear with sounds Of gentleness and love. My senses reel. Romeo! my lord, my loving lord! Andrés! Oh poison! dagger! death! Oh cruel pains! revenge! cold, cold! Alas! my Romeo!

Count Paris enters hurriedly, and rushes forward to raise the prostrate Julia. Old Capelete bids him close the door.

Alas! alas! she's dead, And I, her wretched, foolish father, killed her.