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My wits begin to turn。 Come on�察�my boy。 How dost�察�my boy�拭�Art cold�拭�I 

am cold myself。 Where is this straw�察�my fellow�拭�The art of our necessities 

is   strange�察  �That   can   make   vile   things   precious。   Come�察  �your   hovel。   Poor 

fool and knave�察�I have one part in my heart That's sorry yet for thee。 Fool。 

��sings�А�

       He that has and a little tiny wit´ With hey�察�ho�察�the wind and the rain´ 

Must make content with his fortunes fit�察�For the rain it raineth every day。 

       Lear。 True�察�my good boy。 Come�察�bring us to this hovel。 Exeunt ��Lear 

and   Kent�А�   Fool。   This   is   a   brave   night   to   cool   a   courtesan。   I'll   speak   a 

prophecy   ere   I   go�此  �When   priests   are   more   in   word   than   matter�察  �When 

brewers mar   their   malt   with   water�察�When   nobles   are their tailors'   tutors�察�

No heretics burn'd�察�but wenches' suitors�察�When every case in law is right�察�

No squire in debt nor no poor knight�察�When slanders do not live in tongues�察�

Nor cutpurses come not to throngs�察�When usurers tell their gold i' th' field�察�

And bawds and whores do churches build�此�Then shall the realm of Albion 

Come   to   great   confusion。 Then   comes   the   time�察 �who   lives to   see't�察�That 

going shall be us'd with feet。 This prophecy Merlin shall make�察�for I live 

before his time。 Exit。 


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                      SCENE III。 Gloucester's Castle。 



     Enter Gloucester and Edmund。 

       Glou。 Alack�察�alack�察�Edmund�察�I like not this unnatural dealing� �When I 

desir'd their leave that I might pity him�察�they took from me the use of mine 

own house�察�charg'd me on pain of perpetual displeasure neither to speak of 

him�察  �entreat   for   him�察  �nor   any   way   sustain   him。   Edm。   Most   savage   and 

unnatural�   �Glou。   Go   to�察  �say   you   nothing。   There   is   division   betwixt   the 

Dukes�察�and a worse matter than that。 I have received a letter this night´ 'tis 

dangerous   to     be   spoken´   I   have   lock'd   the  letter   in  my   closet。  These 

injuries the King now bears will be revenged home�察�there's part of a power 

already footed�察�we must incline to the King。 I will seek him and privily 

relieve him。 Go you and maintain talk with the Duke�察�that my charity be 

not of him perceived。 If he ask for me�察�I am ill and gone to bed。 Though I 

die   for't�察  �as   no   less   is   threat'ned   me�察  �the   King   my   old   master   must   be 

relieved。 There is some strange thing toward�察�Edmund。 Pray you be careful。 

Exit。 Edm。 This courtesy�察�forbid thee�察�shall the Duke Instantly know�察�and 

of   that   letter   too。   This   seems   a   fair   deserving�察  �and   must   draw   me   That 

which my father loses´ no less than all。 The younger rises when the old 

doth fall。 Exit。 


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                SCENE IV。 The heath。 Before a hovel。 



     Storm still。 Enter Lear�察�Kent�察�and Fool。 

       Kent。 Here is the place�察�my lord。 Good my lord�察�enter。 The tyranny of 

the open night 's too rough For nature to endure。 Lear。 Let me alone。 Kent。 

Good my lord�察�enter here。 Lear。 Wilt break my heart�拭�Kent。 I had rather 

break mine own。 Good my lord�察�enter。 Lear。 Thou think'st 'tis much that 

this contentious storm Invades us to the skin。 So 'tis to thee�察�But where the 

greater malady is fix'd�察�The lesser is scarce felt。 Thou'dst shun a bear�察�But 

if thy flight lay toward the raging sea�察�Thou'dst meet the bear i' th' mouth。 

When the mind's free�察�The body's delicate。 The tempest in my mind Doth 

from     my    senses   take   all  feeling   else   Save    what   beats    there。  Filial 

ingratitude� �Is it not as this mouth should tear this hand For lifting food 

to't�拭�But I will punish home� �No�察�I will weep no more。 In such a night To 

shut   me   out�   �Pour   on�察  �I   will   endure。   In   such   a   night   as   this�   �O   Regan�察�

Goneril�   �Your   old   kind   father�察  �whose   frank   heart   gave   all�   �O�察  �that   way 

madness lies�察�let me shun that� �No more of that。 Kent。 Good my lord�察�enter 

here。 Lear。   Prithee go   in thyself�察  �seek thine   own ease。 This tempest   will 

not give me leave to ponder On things would hurt me more。 But I'll go in。 

��To the Fool�А�In�察�boy�察�go first。´ You houseless poverty´ Nay�察�get thee in。 I'll 

pray�察�and then I'll sleep。 Exit ��Fool�А� Poor naked wretches�察�wheresoe'er you 

are�察�That bide the pelting of this pitiless storm�察�How shall your houseless 

heads and unfed sides�察�Your loop'd and window'd raggedness�察�defend you 

From seasons such as these�拭�O�察�I have ta'en Too little care of this� �Take 

physic�察�pomp�察�Expose thyself to feel what wretches feel�察�That thou mayst 

shake the superflux to them And show the heavens more just。 Edg。 ��within�А�

Fathom and half�察�fathom and half� �Poor Tom� �

       Enter Fool ��from the hovel�А� 

       Fool。   Come   not   in   here�察  �nuncle�察  �here's   a   spirit。   Help   me�察  �help   me� �

Kent。 Give me thy hand。 Who's there�拭�Fool。 A spirit�察�a spirit� �He says his 

name's poor Tom。 Kent。 What art thou that dost grumble there i' th' straw�拭�

Come forth。 

       Enter Edgar ��disguised as a madman�А� 

       Edg。 Away� �the foul fiend follows me� �Through the sharp hawthorn 


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blows the cold wind。 Humh� �go to thy cold bed�察�and warm thee。 Lear。 Hast 

thou given all to thy two daughters�察�and art thou come to this�拭�Edg。 Who 

gives anything to poor Tom�拭�whom the foul fiend hath led through fire and 

through   flame�察  �through   ford   and   whirlpool�察  �o'er   bog   and   quagmire�察  �that 

hath laid knives under his pillow and halters in his pew�察�set ratsbane by his 

porridge�察  �made   him   proud   of   heart�察  �to   ride   on   a   bay   trotting   horse   over 

four´inch'd bridges�察�to course his own shadow for a traitor。 Bless thy five 

wits� �Tom 's acold。 O�察�do de�察�do de�察�do de。 Bless thee from  whirlwinds�察�

star´blasting�察�and taking� �Do poor Tom some charity�察�whom the foul fiend 

vexes。 There could I have him now´ and there´ and there again´ and there� �

Storm   still。   Lear。   What�察  �have   his   daughters   brought   him   to   this   pass�拭�

Couldst thou save nothing�拭�Didst thou give 'em all�拭�Fool。 Nay�察�he reserv'd 

a blanket�察�else we had been all sham'd。 Lear。 Now all the plagues that in 

the pendulous air Hang fated o'er men's faults light on thy daughters� �Kent。 

He hath no daughters�察�sir。 Lear。 Death�察�traitor� �nothing could have subdu'd 

nature To such a lowness but his unkind daughters。 Is it the fashion that 

discarded fathers Should have thus little mercy on their flesh�拭�Judicious 

punishment�        �'Twas    this  flesh    begot    Those    pelican     daughters。    Edg。 

Pillicock sat   on   Pillicock's   Hill。   'Allow�察  �'allow�察  �loo�察 �loo�   �Fool。 This   cold 

night will turn us all to fools and madmen。 Edg。 Take heed o' th' foul fiend�察�

obey thy parents�此�keep thy word justly�察�swear not�察�commit not with man's 

sworn spouse�察�set not thy sweet heart on proud array。 Tom 's acold。 Lear。 

What hast thou been�拭�Edg。 A servingman�察�proud in heart and mind�察�that 

curl'd my hair�察�wore gloves in my cap�察�serv'd the lust of my mistress' heart 

and did the act of darkness with her�察�swore as many oaths as I spake words�察�

and    broke    them    in  the   sweet    face  of   heaven�察   �one   that   slept  in   the 

contriving of lust�察�and wak'd to do it。 Wine lov'd I deeply�察�dice dearly�察�and 

in woman out´paramour'd the Turk。 False of heart�察�light of ear�察�bloody of 

hand�察�hog in sloth�察�fox in stealth�察�wolf in greediness�察�dog in madness�察�lion 

in prey。 Let not the creaking of shoes nor the rustling of silks betray thy 

poor heart to woman。 Keep thy foot out of brothel�察�thy hand out of placket�察�

thy   pen   from   lender's   book�察  �and   defy   the   foul   fiend。   Still   through   the 

hawthorn blows the cold wind�察�says suum�察�mun�察�hey�察�no�察�nonny。 Dolphin 

my boy�察�my boy�察�sessa� �let him trot by。 Storm still。 Lear。 Why�察�thou wert 


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better in thy grave than to answer with thy uncover'd body this extremity 

of the skies。 Is man no more than this�拭�Consider him well。 Thou ow'st the 

worm no silk�察�the beast no hide�察�the sheep no wool�察�the cat no perfume。 Ha� �

Here's      three    on's     are   sophisticated�       �Thou      art   the    thing     itself�察�

unaccommodated man is no more but such a poor�察�bare�察�forked animal as 

thou art。 Off�察�off�察�you lendings� �Come�察�unbutton here。 ��Tears at his clothes。�А�

Fool。 Prithee�察�nuncle�察�be contented� �'Tis a naughty night to swim in。 Now 

a little fire in a wild field were like an old lecher's heart´ a small spark�察�all 

the rest on's body cold。 Look�察�here comes a walking fire。 

       Enter Gloucester with a torch。 

       Edg。 This is the foul fiend Flibbertigibbet。 He begins at curfew�察�and 

walks till the first cock。 He gives the web and the pin�察�squints the eye�察�and 

makes the harelip�察�mildews the white wheat�察�and hurts the poor creature of 

earth。 

       Saint Withold footed thrice the 'old�察�He met the nightmare�察�and her 

nine fold�察�Bid her alight And her troth plight�察�And aroint thee�察�witch�察�aroint 

thee� �

       Kent。   How   fares   your   Grace�拭  �Lear。  What's   he�拭  �Kent。  Who's   there�拭�

What   is't   you   seek�拭  �Glou。  What   are   you   there�拭�Your   names�拭  �Edg。   Poor 

Tom�察�that eats the swimming frog�察�the toad�察�the todpole�察�the wall´newt and 

the water�察�that in the fury of his heart�察�when the foul fiend rages�察�eats cow´ 

dung for sallets�察�swallows the old rat and the ditch´dog�察�drinks the green 

mantle  of the standing  pool�察  �who   is   whipp'd   from  tithing   to   tithing�察  �and 

stock´punish'd   and   imprison'd�察  �who   hath   had  three   suits   to   his   back�察  �six 

shirts to his body�察�horse to ride�察�and weapons to wear�察�

   
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