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1. In line 98, Romeo asks, "have not saints lips, and holy palmers too?"What does he mean by this?

1. In line 98, Romeo asks, "have not saints lips, and holy palmers too?"What does he mean by this?
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1. In line 98, Romeo asks,

"have not saints lips, and

holy palmers too?"What

does he mean by this?

User RobertJMaynard
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This means that Romeos hands are holy and are worthy enough to touch the statues of saints hands. Means holding a palm against another is just like a holy kiss.
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