What does Juliet say when Juliet's mother asks her to look at Paris at the party and think about marrying him?

"I'll look to love if looking liking move." This is an example of Shakespeare playing with Words. He is punning on "look", meaning both "look forward to" and "see". He is also making a tongue-twister with "looking liking". What she means is "If when I look at Paris it moves me to like him, I'll look forward to love." Shakespeare's is much more elegant, of course.