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    06 Ah Leve Toi Soleil - Romeo Et Juliette - Gounod (Daniel)

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    The summary describes the beginning of Act II of Romeo and Juliet. It opens with Romeo alone in the garden of the Capulets, reflecting on the previous night's events under the shelter of night. Mercutio calls out to Romeo from offstage, jokingly asking him to reveal himself. Romeo recognizes Mercutio's voice and comments that he who jokes about wounds finds easy mirth.

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    The summary describes the beginning of Act II of Romeo and Juliet. It opens with Romeo alone in the garden of the Capulets, reflecting on the previous night's events under the shelter of night. Mercutio calls out to Romeo from offstage, jokingly asking him to reveal himself. Romeo recognizes Mercutio's voice and comments that he who jokes about wounds finds easy mirth.

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    The summary describes the beginning of Act II of Romeo and Juliet. It opens with Romeo alone in the garden of the Capulets, reflecting on the previous night's events under the shelter of night. Mercutio calls out to Romeo from offstage, jokingly asking him to reveal himself. Romeo recognizes Mercutio's voice and comments that he who jokes about wounds finds easy mirth.

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    78

    Act II.

    The Garden of Juliet.


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