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shirts to his body�察�horse to ride�察�and weapons to wear�察�
But mice and rats�察 �and such small deer�察 �Have been Tom's food for
seven long year。
Beware my follower。 Peace�察�Smulkin� �peace�察�thou fiend� �Glou。 What�察�
hath your Grace no better company�拭 �Edg。 The prince of darkness is a
gentleman� �Modo he's call'd�察 �and Mahu。 Glou。 Our flesh and blood is
grown so vile�察�my lord�察�That it doth hate what gets it。 Edg。 Poor Tom 's
acold。 Glou。 Go in with me。 My duty cannot suffer T' obey in all your
daughters' hard commands。 Though their injunction be to bar my doors
And let this tyrannous night take hold upon you�察�Yet have I ventur'd to
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come seek you out And bring you where both fire and food is ready。 Lear。
First let me talk with this philosopher。 What is the cause of thunder�拭�Kent。
Good my lord�察�take his offer�察�go into th' house。 Lear。 I'll talk a word with
this same learned Theban。 What is your study�拭�Edg。 How to prevent the
fiend and to kill vermin。 Lear。 Let me ask you one word in private。 Kent。
Importune him once more to go�察�my lord。 His wits begin t' unsettle。 Glou。
Canst thou blame him�拭�Storm still。 His daughters seek his death。 Ah�察�that
good Kent� �He said it would be thus´ poor banish'd man� �Thou say'st the
King grows mad�此�I'll tell thee�察�friend�察�I am almost mad myself。 I had a son�察�
Now outlaw'd from my blood。 He sought my life But lately�察�very late。 I
lov'd him�察�friend´ No father his son dearer。 True to tell thee�察�The grief hath
craz'd my wits。 What a night 's this� �I do beseech your Grace´ Lear。 O�察�cry
you mercy�察�sir。 Noble philosopher�察�your company。 Edg。 Tom's acold。 Glou。
In�察�fellow�察�there�察�into th' hovel�察�keep thee warm。 Lear。 Come�察�let's in all。
Kent。 This way�察 �my lord。 Lear。 With him� �I will keep still with my
philosopher。 Kent。 Good my lord�察 �soothe him�察 �let him take the fellow。
Glou。 Take him you on。 Kent。 Sirrah�察 �come on�察 �go along with us。 Lear。
Come�察 �good Athenian。 Glou。 No words�察 �no words� �hush。 Edg。 Child
Rowland to the dark tower came�察�His word was still
Fie�察�foh�察�and fum� �I smell the blood of a British man。 Exeunt。
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SCENE V。 Gloucester's Castle。
Enter Cornwall and Edmund。
Corn。 I will have my revenge ere I depart his house。 Edm。 How�察�my
lord�察�I may be censured�察�that nature thus gives way to loyalty�察�something
fears me to think of。 Corn。 I now perceive it was not altogether your
brother's evil disposition made him seek his death�察�but a provoking merit�察�
set awork by a reproveable badness in himself。 Edm。 How malicious is my
fortune that I must repent to be just� �This is the letter he spoke of�察�which
approves him an intelligent party to the advantages of France。 O heavens� �
that this treason were not´ or not I the detector� �Corn。 Go with me to the
Duchess。 Edm。 If the matter of this paper be certain�察 �you have mighty
business in hand。 Corn。 True or false�察�it hath made thee Earl of Gloucester。
Seek out where thy father is�察�that he may be ready for our apprehension。
Edm。 ��aside�А�If I find him comforting the King�察�it will stuff his suspicion
more fully。´ I will persever in my course of loyalty�察�though the conflict be
sore between that and my blood。 Corn。 I will lay trust upon thee�察�and thou
shalt find a dearer father in my love。 Exeunt。
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SCENE VI。 A farmhouse near Gloucester's Castle。
Enter Gloucester�察�Lear�察�Kent�察�Fool�察�and Edgar。
Glou。 Here is better than the open air�察�take it thankfully。 I will piece
out the comfort with what addition I can。 I will not be long from you。 Kent。
All the power of his wits have given way to his impatience。 The gods
reward your kindness� �Exit ��Gloucester�А� Edg。 Frateretto calls me�察 �and
tells me Nero is an angler in the lake of darkness。 Pray�察 �innocent�察 �and
beware the foul fiend。 Fool。 Prithee�察�nuncle�察�tell me whether a madman be
a gentleman or a yeoman。 Lear。 A king�察�a king� �Fool。 No�察�he's a yeoman
that has a gentleman to his son�察�for he's a mad yeoman that sees his son a
gentleman before him。 Lear。 To have a thousand with red burning spits
Come hizzing in upon 'em´ Edg。 The foul fiend bites my back。 Fool。 He's
mad that trusts in the tameness of a wolf�察�a horse's health�察�a boy's love�察�or
a whore's oath。 Lear。 It shall be done�察 �I will arraign them straight。 ��To
Edgar�А �Come�察 �sit thou here�察 �most learned justicer。 ��To the Fool�А �Thou�察�
sapient sir�察�sit here。 Now�察�you she´foxes� �Edg。 Look�察�where he stands and
glares� �Want'st thou eyes at trial�察�madam�拭�
Come o'er the bourn�察�Bessy�察�to me。
Fool。 Her boat hath a leak�察�And she must not speak Why she dares
not come over to thee。
Edg。 The foul fiend haunts poor Tom in the voice of a nightingale。
Hoppedance cries in Tom's belly for two white herring。 Croak not�察�black
angel�察�I have no food for thee。 Kent。 How do you�察�sir�拭�Stand you not so
amaz'd。 Will you lie down and rest upon the cushions�拭�Lear。 I'll see their
trial first。 Bring in their evidence。 ��To Edgar�А�Thou�察�robed man of justice�察�
take thy place。 ��To the Fool�А�And thou�察�his yokefellow of equity�察�Bench by
his side。 ��To Kent�А�You are o' th' commission�察�Sit you too。 Edg。 Let us deal
justly。
Sleepest or wakest thou�察 �jolly shepherd�拭�Thy sheep be in the corn�察�
And for one blast of thy minikin mouth Thy sheep shall take no harm。
Purr� �the cat is gray。 Lear。 Arraign her first。 'Tis Goneril。 I here take
my oath before this honourable assembly�察 �she kicked the poor King her
father。 Fool。 Come hither�察 �mistress。 Is your name Goneril�拭 �Lear。 She
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cannot deny it。 Fool。 Cry you mercy�察�I took you for a joint´stool。 Lear。 And
here's another�察�whose warp'd looks proclaim What store her heart is made
on。 Stop her there� �Arms�察�arms� �sword� �fire� �Corruption in the place� �False
justicer�察 �why hast thou let her scape�拭 �Edg。 Bless thy five wits� �Kent。 O
pity� �Sir�察�where is the patience now That you so oft have boasted to retain�拭�
Edg。 ��aside�А �My tears begin to take his part so much They'll mar my
counterfeiting。 Lear。 The little dogs and all�察�Tray�察�Blanch�察�and Sweetheart�察�
see�察�they bark at me。 Edg。 Tom will throw his head at them。 Avaunt�察�you
curs� �Be thy mouth or black or white�察�Tooth that poisons if it bite�察�Mastiff�察�
greyhound�察�mongrel grim�察�Hound or spaniel�察�brach or lym�察�Bobtail tyke or
trundle´tail´ Tom will make them weep and wail�察�For�察�with throwing thus
my head�察�Dogs leap the hatch�察�and all are fled。 Do de�察�de�察�de。 Sessa� �Come�察�
march to wakes and fairs and market towns。 Poor Tom�察 �thy horn is dry。
Lear。 Then let them anatomize Regan。 See what breeds about her heart。 Is
there any cause in nature that makes these hard hearts�拭。�To Edgar�А�You�察�
sir´ I entertain you for one of my hundred�察�only I do not like the fashion of
your garments。 You'll say they are Persian attire�察�but let them be chang'd。
Kent。 Now�察�good my lord�察�lie here and rest awhile。 Lear。 Make no noise�察�
make no noise�察 �draw the curtains。 So�察 �so�察 �so。 We'll go to supper i' th'
morning。 So�察�so�察�so。 Fool。 And I'll go to bed at noon。
Enter Gloucester。
Glou。 Come hither�察�friend。 Where is the King my master�拭�Kent。 Here�察�
sir�察 �but trouble him not�察 �his wits are gone。 Glou。 Good friend�察 �I prithee
take him in thy arms。 I have o'erheard a plot of death upon him。 There is a
litter ready�察�lay him in't And drive towards Dover�察�friend�察�where thou shalt
meet Both welcome and protection。 Take up thy master。 If thou shouldst
dally half an hour�察 �his life�察�With thine�察 �and all that offer to defend him�察�
Stand in assured loss。 Take up�察�take up� �And follow me�察�that will to some
provision Give thee quick conduct。 Kent。 Oppressed nature sleeps。 This
rest might yet have balm'd thy broken senses�察�Which�察�if convenience will
not allow�察�Stand in hard cure。 ��To the Fool�А�Come�察�help to bear thy master。
Thou must not stay behind。 Glou。 Come�察 �come�察 �away� �Exeunt ��all but
Edgar�А� Edg。 When we our betters see bearing our woes�察�We scarcely think
our miseries our foes。 Who alone suffers suffers most i' th' mind�察�Leaving
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free things and happy shows behind�察�But then the mind much sufferance
doth o'erskip When grief hath mates�察 �and bearing fellowship。 How light
and portable my pain seems now�察�When that which makes me bend makes
the King bow�察�He childed as I fathered� �Tom�察�away� �Mark the high noises�察�
and thyself bewray When false opinion�察�whose wrong thought defiles thee�察�
In thy just proof repeals and reconciles thee。 What will hap more to´night�察�
safe scape the King� �Lurk�察�lurk。 ��Exit。�А�
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SCENE VII。 Gloucester's Castle。
Enter Cornwall�察�Regan�察�Goneril�察。�Edmund the�А�Bastard�察�and Servants。
Corn。 ��to Goneril�А�Post speedily to my lord your husband�察�show him
this letter。 The army of France is landed。´ Seek out the traitor Gloucester。
��Exeunt some of the Servants。�А�Reg。 Hang him insta
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