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this letter。 The army of France is landed。´ Seek out the traitor Gloucester。 

��Exeunt some of the Servants。�А�Reg。 Hang him instantly。 Gon。 Pluck out 

his eyes。 Corn。 Leave him to my displeasure。 Edmund�察�keep you our sister 

company。 The revenges we are bound to take upon your traitorous father 

are not fit for your beholding。 Advise the Duke where you are going�察�to a 

most   festinate   preparation。 We   are   bound   to   the  like。   Our  posts   shall   be 

swift and intelligent betwixt us。 Farewell�察�dear sister�察�farewell�察�my Lord of 

Gloucester。 

       Enter ��Oswald the�А�Steward。 

       How   now�拭  �Where's   the   King�拭  �Osw。   My   Lord   of   Gloucester   hath 

convey'd     him   hence。    Some    five   or  six  and   thirty   of  his  knights�察 �Hot 

questrists after him�察�met him at gate�察�Who�察�with some other of the lord's 

dependants�察�Are gone with him towards Dover�察�where they boast To have 

well´armed   friends。   Corn。   Get   horses   for   your   mistress。   Gon。   Farewell�察�

sweet lord�察�and sister。 Corn。 Edmund�察�farewell。 Exeunt Goneril�察。�Edmund�察�

and Oswald�А� Go seek the traitor Gloucester�察�Pinion him like a thief�察�bring 

him   before   us。   ��Exeunt   other   Servants。�А  �Though   well   we   may   not   pass 

upon his life Without the form of justice�察�yet our power Shall do a court'sy 

to our wrath�察�which men May blame�察�but not control。 

       Enter Gloucester�察�brought in by two or three。 

       Who's there�拭�the traitor�拭�Reg。 Ingrateful fox� �'tis he。 Corn。 Bind fast 

his   corky    arms。   Glou。    What    mean�察    �your   Graces�拭   �Good     my    friends�察�

consider You are my guests。 Do me no foul play�察�friends。 Corn。 Bind him�察�

I   say。  ��Servants    bind    him。�А  �Reg。   Hard�察   �hard。   O   filthy  traitor�  �Glou。 

Unmerciful   lady   as   you   are�察  �I   am   none。   Corn。   To   this   chair   bind   him。 

Villain�察�thou shalt find´ ��Regan plucks his beard。�А�Glou。 By the kind gods�察�

'tis most ignobly done To pluck me by the beard。 Reg。 So white�察�and such 

a traitor� �Glou。 Naughty lady�察�These hairs which thou dost ravish from my 

chin Will quicken�察�and accuse thee。 I am your host。 With robber's hands 

my hospitable favours You should not ruffle thus。 What will you do�拭�Corn。 


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Come�察�sir�察�what letters had you late from France�拭�Reg。 Be simple´answer'd�察�

for   we   know   the   truth。   Corn。 And   what   confederacy   have   you   with   the 

traitors Late footed in the kingdom�拭�Reg。 To whose hands have you sent 

the lunatic King�拭�Speak。 Glou。 I have a letter guessingly set down�察�Which 

came from one that's of a neutral heart�察�And not from one oppos'd。 Corn。 

Cunning。 Reg。 And false。 Corn。 Where hast thou sent the King�拭�Glou。 To 

Dover。   Reg。   Wherefore   to   Dover�拭  �Wast   thou   not   charg'd   at   peril´   Corn。 

Wherefore to Dover�拭�Let him first answer that。 Glou。 I am tied to th' stake�察�

and I must stand the course。 Reg。 Wherefore to Dover�察�sir�拭�Glou。 Because 

I would not see thy cruel nails Pluck out his poor old eyes�察�nor thy fierce 

sister In his anointed flesh stick boarish fangs。 The sea�察�with such a storm 

as   his bare   head   In   hell´black night   endur'd�察 �would   have buoy'd   up And 

quench'd the steeled fires。 Yet�察�poor old heart�察�he holp the heavens to rain。 

If wolves had at thy gate howl'd that stern time�察�Thou shouldst have said�察�

'Good porter�察�turn the key。' All cruels else subscrib'd。 But I shall see The 

winged   vengeance   overtake   such   children。   Corn。   See't   shalt   thou   never。 

Fellows�察�hold the chair。 Upon these eyes of thine I'll set my foot。 Glou。 He 

that will think to live till he be old�察�Give me some help� � O cruel� �O ye 

gods�   �Reg。   One   side   will   mock   another。 Th'   other   too�   �Corn。   If   you   see 

vengeance´ 1。 Serv。 Hold your hand�察�my lord� �I have serv'd you ever since 

I was a child�察�But better service have I never done you Than now to bid 

you hold。 Reg。 How now�察�you dog�拭�1。 Serv。 If you did wear a beard upon 

your chin�察�I'ld shake it on this quarrel。 Reg。 What do you mean�拭�Corn。 My 

villain� �Draw and fight。 1。 Serv。 Nay�察�then�察�come on�察�and take the chance 

of anger。 Reg。 Give me thy sword。 A peasant stand up thus�拭�She takes a 

sword and runs at him behind。 1。 Serv。 O�察�I am slain� �My lord�察�you have 

one eye left To see some mischief on him。 O� �He dies。 Corn。 Lest it see 

more�察�prevent it。 Out�察�vile jelly� �Where is thy lustre now�拭�Glou。 All dark 

and   comfortless�   �Where's       my   son   Edmund�拭      �Edmund�察  �enkindle   all      the 

sparks of nature To quit this horrid act。 Reg。 Out�察�treacherous villain� �Thou 

call'st   on   him   that   hates   thee。   It   was   he   That   made   the   overture   of   thy 

treasons   to   us�察  �Who   is   too   good   to   pity   thee。   Glou。   O   my   follies�   �Then 

Edgar was abus'd。 Kind gods�察�forgive me that�察�and prosper him� �Reg。 Go 

thrust him  out   at   gates�察 �and   let   him  smell   His   way  to   Dover。   Exit   ��one�А�


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with Gloucester。 How is't�察�my lord�拭�How look you�拭�Corn。 I have receiv'd a 

hurt。 Follow me�察�lady。 Turn out that eyeless villain。 Throw this slave Upon 

the   dunghill。   Regan�察  �I   bleed   apace。   Untimely   comes   this   hurt。   Give   me 

your   arm。   Exit   ��Cornwall�察  �led   by   Regan�А�   2。   Serv。   I'll   never   care   what 

wickedness I do�察�If this man come to good。 3。 Serv。 If she live long�察�And in 

the   end   meet   the   old   course   of   death�察 �Women   will   all   turn   monsters。   2。 

Serv。 Let's follow the old Earl�察�and get the bedlam To lead him where he 

would。 His roguish madness Allows itself to anything。 3。 Serv。 Go thou。 

I'll fetch some flax and whites of eggs To apply to his bleeding face。 Now 

heaven help him� �Exeunt。 



       


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ACT IV。 


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                               SCENE I。 The heath。 



     Enter Edgar。 

       Edg。    Yet   better   thus�察  �and   known      to  be   contemn'd�察    �Than     still 

contemn'd and flatter'd。 To be worst�察�The lowest and most dejected thing 

of   fortune�察  �Stands   still   in   esperance�察  �lives   not   in   fear。   The   lamentable 

change   is   from   the   best�察  �The   worst   returns   to   laughter。   Welcome   then�察�

Thou   unsubstantial   air   that   I   embrace�   �The   wretch   that   thou   hast   blown 

unto the worst Owes nothing to thy blasts。 

       Enter Gloucester�察�led by an Old Man。 

       But who comes here�拭�My father�察�poorly led�拭�World�察�world�察�O world� �

But that thy strange mutations make us hate thee�察�Life would not yield to 

age。 Old Man。 O my good lord�察�I have been your tenant�察�and your father's 

tenant�察�These fourscore years。 Glou。 Away�察�get thee away� �Good friend�察�be 

gone。 Thy  comforts can do   me no   good   at all�察�Thee they  may  hurt。  Old 

Man。 You cannot see your way。 Glou。 I have no way�察�and therefore want 

no eyes�察�I stumbled when I saw。 Full oft 'tis seen Our means secure us�察�and 

our mere defects Prove our commodities。 Ah dear son Edgar�察�The food of 

thy abused father's wrath� �Might I but live to see thee in my touch�察�I'ld say 

I had eyes again� �Old Man。 How now�拭�Who's there�拭�Edg。 ��aside�А�O gods� �

Who is't can say 'I am at the worst'�拭�I am worse than e'er I was。 Old Man。 

'Tis poor mad Tom。 Edg。 ��aside�А�And worse I may be yet。 The worst is not 

So long as we can say 'This is the worst。' Old Man。 Fellow�察�where goest�拭�

Glou。 Is it a beggarman�拭�Old Man。 Madman and beggar too。 Glou。 He has 

some reason�察�else he could not beg。 I' th' last night's storm I such a fellow 

saw�察�Which   made   me   think   a   man   a   worm。  My  son   Came   then   into   my 

mind�察 �and   yet   my   mind Was   then scarce   friends   with   him。  I   have   heard 

more since。 As flies to wanton boys are we to th' gods。 They kill us for 

their sport。  Edg。  ��aside�А �How  should this   be�拭  �Bad is the   trade that   must 

play fool to sorrow�察�Ang'ring itself and others。´ Bless thee�察�master� �Glou。 

Is that   the   naked   fellow�拭�Old   Man。 Ay�察  �my lord。  Glou。 Then prithee get 

thee gone。 If for my sake Thou wilt o'ertake us hence a mile or twain I' th' 

way   toward   Dover�察  �do   it   for   ancient   love�察�And   bring   some   covering   for 

this naked soul�察�Who I'll entreat to lead me。 Old Man。 Alack�察�sir�察�he is mad� �


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Glou。 'Tis the time's plague when madmen lead the blind。 Do as I bid thee�察�

or rather do thy pleasure。 Above the rest�察�be gone。 Old Man。 I'll bring him 

the best 'parel that I have�察�Come on't what will。 Exit。 Glou。 Sirrah naked 

fellow´   Edg。   Poor   Tom's   acold。   ��Aside�А  �I   cannot   daub   it   further。   Glou。 

Come hither�察�fellow。 Edg。 ��aside�А�And yet I must。´ Bless thy sweet eyes�察�

they bleed。 Glou。 Know'st thou the way to Dover�拭�Edg。 Both stile and gate�察�

horseway and footpath。 Poor Tom hath been scar'd out of his good wits。 

Bless thee�察�good man's son�察�from the foul fiend� �Five fiends have been in 

poor Tom at once�此�of lust�察�as Obidicut�察�Hobbididence�察�prin
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