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poor Tom at once�此�of lust�察�as Obidicut�察�Hobbididence�察�prince of dumbness�察�
Mahu�察 �of stealing�察 �Modo�察 �of murder�察 �Flibbertigibbet�察 �of mopping and
mowing�察 �who since possesses chambermaids and waiting women。 So�察�
bless thee�察 �master� �Glou。 Here�察 �take this purse�察 �thou whom the heavens'
plagues Have humbled to all strokes。 That I am wretched Makes thee the
happier。 Heavens�察 �deal so still� �Let the superfluous and lust´dieted man�察�
That slaves your ordinance�察�that will not see Because he does not feel�察�feel
your pow'r quickly�察 �So distribution should undo excess�察�And each man
have enough。 Dost thou know Dover�拭�Edg。 Ay�察 �master。 Glou。 There is a
cliff�察�whose high and bending head Looks fearfully in the confined deep。
Bring me but to the very brim of it�察�And I'll repair the misery thou dost
bear With something rich about me。 From that place I shall no leading
need。 Edg。 Give me thy arm。 Poor Tom shall lead thee。 Exeunt。
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SCENE II。 Before the Duke of Albany's Palace。
Enter Goneril and ��Edmund the�А�Bastard。
Gon。 Welcome�察�my lord。 I marvel our mild husband Not met us on
the way。
Enter ��Oswald the�А�Steward。
Now�察�where's your master�拭�Osw。 Madam�察�within�察�but never man so
chang'd。 I told him of the army that was landed�此�He smil'd at it。 I told him
you were coming�此�His answer was�察�'The worse。' Of Gloucester's treachery
And of the loyal service of his son When I inform'd him�察�then he call'd me
sot And told me I had turn'd the wrong side out。 What most he should
dislike seems pleasant to him�察 �What like�察 �offensive。 Gon。 ��to Edmund�А�
Then shall you go no further。 It is the cowish terror of his spirit�察�That dares
not undertake。 He'll not feel wrongs Which tie him to an answer。 Our
wishes on the way May prove effects。 Back�察 �Edmund�察 �to my brother。
Hasten his musters and conduct his pow'rs。 I must change arms at home
and give the distaff Into my husband's hands。 This trusty servant Shall
pass between us。 Ere long you are like to hear ��If you dare venture in your
own behalf�� A mistress's command。 Wear this。 ��Gives a favour。�А �Spare
speech。 Decline your head。 This kiss�察�if it durst speak�察�Would stretch thy
spirits up into the air。 Conceive�察 �and fare thee well。 Edm。 Yours in the
ranks of death� �Exit。 Gon。 My most dear Gloucester� �O�察�the difference of
man and man� �To thee a woman's services are due�察 �My fool usurps my
body。 Osw。 Madam�察�here comes my lord。 Exit。
Enter Albany。
Gon。 I have been worth the whistle。 Alb。 O Goneril�察 �You are not
worth the dust which the rude wind Blows in your face� �I fear your
disposition。 That nature which contemns it origin Cannot be bordered
certain in itself。 She that herself will sliver and disbranch From her
material sap�察�perforce must wither And come to deadly use。 Gon。 No more� �
The text is foolish。 Alb。 Wisdom and goodness to the vile seem vile�察�Filths
savour but themselves。 What have you done�拭�Tigers�察�not daughters�察�what
have you perform'd�拭�A father�察�and a gracious aged man�察�Whose reverence
even the head´lugg'd bear would lick�察 �Most barbarous�察 �most degenerate�察�
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have you madded。 Could my good brother suffer you to do it�拭�A man�察�a
prince�察�by him so benefited� �If that the heavens do not their visible spirits
Send quickly down to tame these vile offences�察 �It will come�察 �Humanity
must perforce prey on itself�察�Like monsters of the deep。 Gon。 Milk´liver'd
man� �That bear'st a cheek for blows�察�a head for wrongs�察�Who hast not in
thy brows an eye discerning Thine honour from thy suffering�察 �that not
know'st Fools do those villains pity who are punish'd Ere they have done
their mischief。 Where's thy drum�拭 �France spreads his banners in our
noiseless land�察�With plumed helm thy state begins to threat�察�Whiles thou�察�a
moral fool�察�sit'st still�察�and criest 'Alack�察�why does he so��' Alb。 See thyself�察�
devil� �Proper deformity seems not in the fiend So horrid as in woman。 Gon。
O vain fool� �Alb。 Thou changed and self´cover'd thing�察 �for shame� �
Bemonster not thy feature� �Were't my fitness To let these hands obey my
blood�察 �They are apt enough to dislocate and tear Thy flesh and bones。
Howe'er thou art a fiend�察�A woman's shape doth shield thee。 Gon。 Marry�察�
your manhood mew� �
Enter a Gentleman。
Alb。 What news�拭 �Gent。 O�察 �my good lord�察 �the Duke of Cornwall 's
dead�察�Slain by his servant�察�going to put out The other eye of Gloucester。
Alb。 Gloucester's eyes�拭�Gent。 A servant that he bred�察�thrill'd with remorse�察�
Oppos'd against the act�察 �bending his sword To his great master�察 �who�察�
thereat enrag'd�察�Flew on him�察�and amongst them fell'd him dead�察�But not
without that harmful stroke which since Hath pluck'd him after。 Alb。 This
shows you are above�察 �You justicers�察 �that these our nether crimes So
speedily can venge� �But O poor Gloucester� �Lose he his other eye�拭�Gent。
Both�察�both�察�my lord。 This letter�察�madam�察�craves a speedy answer。 'Tis from
your sister。 Gon。 ��aside�А�One way I like this well�察�But being widow�察�and
my Gloucester with her�察�May all the building in my fancy pluck Upon my
hateful life。 Another way The news is not so tart。´ I'll read�察 �and answer。
Exit。 Alb。 Where was his son when they did take his eyes�拭�Gent。 Come
with my lady hither。 Alb。 He is not here。 Gent。 No�察�my good lord�察�I met
him back again。 Alb。 Knows he the wickedness�拭�Gent。 Ay�察�my good lord。
'Twas he inform'd against him�察�And quit the house on purpose�察�that their
punishment Might have the freer course。 Alb。 Gloucester�察�I live To thank
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thee for the love thou show'dst the King�察�And to revenge thine eyes。 Come
hither�察�friend。 Tell me what more thou know'st。 Exeunt。
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SCENE III。 The French camp near Dover。
Enter Kent and a Gentleman。
Kent。 Why the King of France is so suddenly gone back know you
the reason�拭�Gent。 Something he left imperfect in the state�察�which since his
coming forth is thought of�察�which imports to the kingdom so much fear
and danger that his personal return was most required and necessary。 Kent。
Who hath he left behind him general�拭 �Gent。 The Marshal of France�察�
Monsieur La Far。 Kent。 Did your letters pierce the Queen to any
demonstration of grief�拭 �Gent。 Ay�察 �sir。 She took them�察 �read them in my
presence�察�And now and then an ample tear trill'd down Her delicate cheek。
It seem'd she was a queen Over her passion�察�who�察�most rebel´like�察�Sought
to be king o'er her。 Kent。 O�察 �then it mov'd her�拭 �Gent。 Not to a rage。
Patience and sorrow strove Who should express her goodliest。 You have
seen Sunshine and rain at once�此�her smiles and tears Were like�察 �a better
way。 Those happy smilets That play'd on her ripe lip seem'd not to know
What guests were in her eyes�察 �which parted thence As pearls from
diamonds dropp'd。 In brief�察�Sorrow would be a rarity most belov'd�察�If all
could so become it。 Kent。 Made she no verbal question�拭�Gent。 Faith�察�once
or twice she heav'd the name of father Pantingly forth�察�as if it press'd her
heart�察�Cried 'Sisters�察�sisters� �Shame of ladies� �Sisters� �Kent� �father� �sisters� �
What�察�i' th' storm�拭�i' th' night�拭�Let pity not be believ'd��' There she shook
The holy water from her heavenly eyes�察 �And clamour moisten'd。 Then
away she started To deal with grief alone。 Kent。 It is the stars�察�The stars
above us�察�govern our conditions�察�Else one self mate and mate could not
beget Such different issues。 You spoke not with her since�拭�Gent。 No。 Kent。
Was this before the King return'd�拭 �Gent。 No�察 �since。 Kent。 Well�察 �sir�察 �the
poor distressed Lear's i' th' town�察 �Who sometime�察 �in his better tune�察�
remembers What we are come about�察�and by no means Will yield to see
his daughter。 Gent。 Why�察 �good sir�拭 �Kent。 A sovereign shame so elbows
him�察�his own unkindness�察�That stripp'd her from his benediction�察�turn'd her
To foreign casualties�察�gave her dear rights To his dog´hearted daughters´
these things sting His mind so venomously that burning shame Detains
him from Cordelia。 Gent。 Alack�察�poor gentleman� �Kent。 Of Albany's and
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Cornwall's powers you heard not�拭�Gent。 'Tis so�察�they are afoot。 Kent。 Well�察�
sir�察�I'll bring you to our master Lear And leave you to attend him。 Some
dear cause Will in concealment wrap me up awhile。 When I am known
aright�察�you shall not grieve Lending me this acquaintance。 I pray you go
Along with me。 Exeunt。
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SCENE IV。 The French camp。
Enter�察�with Drum and Colours�察�Cordelia�察�Doctor�察�and Soldiers。
Cor。 Alack�察�'tis he� �Why�察�he was met even now As mad as the vex'd
sea�察 �singing aloud�察 �Crown'd with rank fumiter and furrow weeds�察 �With
harlocks�察�heml
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