In romeo and juliet, what deos "wisely and slow, they stumble fast" me

Question: In romeo and juliet, what deos "wisely and slow, they stumble fast" mean!? (Act 2, scene 3!. Line 94)!.
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You really do have to get ALL of the words in the line before you can understand the meaning!.

It's not "they stumble fast", it's "they stumble who run fast" (those who run fast, stumble)!.

Here's the context!. Friar Lawrence has agreed to marry the couple that day, in the hopes that the marriage will end the feud between the Capulets and Montagues!. Romeo is still impatient even after getting what he wants from Friar Lawrence:

ROMEO
O, let us hence; I stand on sudden haste!.

FRIAR LAURENCE
Wisely and slow; they stumble that run fast!.

(meaning---Don't be in such a hurry; look where you're going, or you'll fall flat on your face!.)Www@QuestionHome@Com