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sea�察 �singing aloud�察 �Crown'd with rank fumiter and furrow weeds�察 �With
harlocks�察�hemlock�察�nettles�察�cuckoo flow'rs�察�Darnel�察�and all the idle weeds
that grow In our sustaining corn。 A century send forth。 Search every acre
in the high´grown field And bring him to our eye。 ��Exit an Officer。�А�What
can man's wisdom In the restoring his bereaved sense�拭�He that helps him
take all my outward worth。 Doct。 There is means�察�madam。 Our foster nurse
of nature is repose�察�The which he lacks。 That to provoke in him Are many
simples operative�察 �whose power Will close the eye of anguish。 Cor。 All
blest secrets�察�All you unpublish'd virtues of the earth�察�Spring with my tears� �
be aidant and remediate In the good man's distress� �Seek�察 �seek for him� �
Lest his ungovern'd rage dissolve the life That wants the means to lead it。
Enter Messenger。
Mess。 News�察 �madam。 The British pow'rs are marching hitherward。
Cor。 'Tis known before。 Our preparation stands In expectation of them。 O
dear father�察�It is thy business that I go about。 Therefore great France My
mourning and important tears hath pitied。 No blown ambition doth our
arms incite�察 �But love�察 �dear love�察 �and our ag'd father's right。 Soon may I
hear and see him� �Exeunt。
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SCENE V。 Gloucester's Castle。
Enter Regan and ��Oswald the�А�Steward。
Reg。 But are my brother's pow'rs set forth�拭 �Osw。 Ay�察 �madam。 Reg。
Himself in person there�拭�Osw。 Madam�察�with much ado。 Your sister is the
better soldier。 Reg。 Lord Edmund spake not with your lord at home�拭�Osw。
No�察 �madam。 Reg。 What might import my sister's letter to him�拭 �Osw。 I
know not�察�lady。 Reg。 Faith�察�he is posted hence on serious matter。 It was
great ignorance�察 �Gloucester's eyes being out�察 �To let him live。 Where he
arrives he moves All hearts against us。 Edmund�察�I think�察�is gone�察�In pity of
his misery�察�to dispatch His nighted life�察�moreover�察�to descry The strength
o' th' enemy。 Osw。 I must needs after him�察 �madam�察 �with my letter。 Reg。
Our troops set forth to´morrow。 Stay with us。 The ways are dangerous。
Osw。 I may not�察�madam。 My lady charg'd my duty in this business。 Reg。
Why should she write to Edmund�拭�Might not you Transport her purposes
by word�拭�Belike�察�Something´ I know not what´ I'll love thee much´ Let me
unseal the letter。 Osw。 Madam�察�I had rather´ Reg。 I know your lady does
not love her husband�察�I am sure of that�察�and at her late being here She gave
strange eyeliads and most speaking looks To noble Edmund。 I know you
are of her bosom。 Osw。 I�察�madam�拭�Reg。 I speak in understanding。 Y'are� �I
know't。 Therefore I do advise you take this note。 My lord is dead�察�Edmund
and I have talk'd�察�And more convenient is he for my hand Than for your
lady's。 You may gather more。 If you do find him�察�pray you give him this�察�
And when your mistress hears thus much from you�察�I pray desire her call
her wisdom to her。 So farewell。 If you do chance to hear of that blind
traitor�察�Preferment falls on him that cuts him off。 Osw。 Would I could meet
him�察�madam� �I should show What party I do follow。 Reg。 Fare thee well。
Exeunt。
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SCENE VI。 The country near Dover。
Enter Gloucester�察�and Edgar ��like a Peasant�А�
Glou。 When shall I come to th' top of that same hill�拭 �Edg。 You do
climb up it now。 Look how we labour。 Glou。 Methinks the ground is even。
Edg。 Horrible steep。 Hark�察�do you hear the sea�拭�Glou。 No�察�truly。 Edg。 Why�察�
then�察�your other senses grow imperfect By your eyes' anguish。 Glou。 So
may it be indeed。 Methinks thy voice is alter'd�察�and thou speak'st In better
phrase and matter than thou didst。 Edg。 Y'are much deceiv'd。 In nothing
am I chang'd But in my garments。 Glou。 Methinks y'are better spoken。 Edg。
Come on�察�sir�察�here's the place。 Stand still。 How fearful And dizzy 'tis to
cast one's eyes so low� �The crows and choughs that wing the midway air
Show scarce so gross as beetles。 Halfway down Hangs one that gathers
sampire´ dreadful trade� �Methinks he seems no bigger than his head。 The
fishermen that walk upon the beach Appear like mice�察 �and yond tall
anchoring bark�察�Diminish'd to her cock�察�her cock�察�a buoy Almost too small
for sight。 The murmuring surge That on th' unnumb'red idle pebble chafes
Cannot be heard so high。 I'll look no more�察 �Lest my brain turn�察 �and the
deficient sight Topple down headlong。 Glou。 Set me where you stand。 Edg。
Give me your hand。 You are now within a foot Of th' extreme verge。 For
all beneath the moon Would I not leap upright。 Glou。 Let go my hand。
Here�察�friend�察�is another purse�察�in it a jewel Well worth a poor man's taking。
Fairies and gods Prosper it with thee� �Go thou further off�察�Bid me farewell�察�
and let me hear thee going。 Edg。 Now fare ye well�察�good sir。 Glou。 With all
my heart。 Edg。 ��aside�А� Why I do trifle thus with his despair Is done to cure
it。 Glou。 O you mighty gods� �He kneels。 This world I do renounce�察�and�察�in
your sights�察�Shake patiently my great affliction off。 If I could bear it longer
and not fall To quarrel with your great opposeless wills�察 �My snuff and
loathed part of nature should Burn itself out。 If Edgar live�察�O�察�bless him� �
Now�察�fellow�察�fare thee well。 He falls ��forward and swoons�А� Edg。 Gone�察�sir�察�
farewell。´ And yet I know not how conceit may rob The treasury of life
when life itself Yields to the theft。 Had he been where he thought�察�By this
had thought been past。´ Alive or dead�拭�Ho you�察�sir� �friend� �Hear you�察�sir�拭�
Speak� � Thus might he pass indeed。 Yet he revives。 What are you�察 �sir�拭�
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Glou。 Away�察 �and let me die。 Edg。 Hadst thou been aught but gossamer�察�
feathers�察�air�察�So many fadom down precipitating�察�Thou'dst shiver'd like an
egg�察�but thou dost breathe�察�Hast heavy substance�察�bleed'st not�察�speak'st�察�art
sound。 Ten masts at each make not the altitude Which thou hast
perpendicularly fell。 Thy life is a miracle。 Speak yet again。 Glou。 But have
I fall'n�察�or no�拭�Edg。 From the dread summit of this chalky bourn。 Look up
a´height。 The shrill´gorg'd lark so far Cannot be seen or heard。 Do but look
up。 Glou。 Alack�察�I have no eyes� �Is wretchedness depriv'd that benefit To
end itself by death�拭�'Twas yet some comfort When misery could beguile
the tyrant's rage And frustrate his proud will。 Edg。 Give me your arm。 Up´
so。 How is't�拭�Feel you your legs�拭�You stand。 Glou。 Too well�察�too well。 Edg。
This is above all strangeness。 Upon the crown o' th' cliff what thing was
that Which parted from you�拭�Glou。 A poor unfortunate beggar。 Edg。 As I
stood here below�察 �methought his eyes Were two full moons�察 �he had a
thousand noses�察 �Horns whelk'd and wav'd like the enridged sea。 It was
some fiend。 Therefore�察 �thou happy father�察 �Think that the clearest gods�察�
who make them honours Of men's impossibility�察�have preserv'd thee。 Glou。
I do remember now。 Henceforth I'll bear Affliction till it do cry out itself
'Enough�察�enough��' and die。 That thing you speak of�察�I took it for a man。
Often 'twould say 'The fiend�察�the fiend'´ he led me to that place。 Edg。 Bear
free and patient thoughts。
Enter Lear�察�mad�察。�fantastically dressed with weeds�А�
But who comes here�拭 �The safer sense will ne'er accommodate His
master thus。 Lear。 No�察�they cannot touch me for coming�察�I am the King
himself。 Edg。 O thou side´piercing sight� �Lear。 Nature 's above art in that
respect。 There's your press money。 That fellow handles his bow like a
crow´keeper。 Draw me a clothier's yard。 Look�察 �look�察 �a mouse� �Peace�察�
peace�察�this piece of toasted cheese will do't。 There's my gauntlet�察�I'll prove
it on a giant。 Bring up the brown bills。 O�察�well flown�察�bird� �i' th' clout�察�i' th'
clout� �Hewgh� �Give the word。 Edg。 Sweet marjoram。 Lear。 Pass。 Glou。 I
know that voice。 Lear。 Ha� �Goneril with a white beard�拭�They flatter'd me
like a dog�察�and told me I had white hairs in my beard ere the black ones
were there。 To say 'ay' and 'no' to everything I said� �'Ay' and 'no' too was
no good divinity。 When the rain came to wet me once�察 �and the wind to
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make me chatter�察�when the thunder would not peace at my bidding�察�there I
found 'em�察�there I smelt 'em out。 Go to�察�they are not men o' their words� �
They told me I was everything。 'Tis a lie´ I am not ague´proof。 Glou。 The
trick of that voice I do well remember。 Is't not the King�拭�Lear。 Ay�察�every
inch a king� �When I do stare�察�see how the subject quakes。 I pardon that
man's life。 What was thy cause�拭 �Adultery�拭 �Thou shalt not die。 Die for
adultery�拭�No。 The wren goes to't�察�and the small gilded fly Does lecher in
my sight。 Let copulation thrive�察�for Gloucester's bastard son Was kinder to
his father than my daughters Got 'tween the lawful sheets。 To't�察 �luxury�察�
pell´mell� �for I lack soldiers。 Behold yond simp'ring dame�察 �Whose face
between her forks presageth snow�察�That minces virtue�察�and does shake the
head To hear of pleasure's name。 The fitchew nor the soiled horse goes to't
With a more riotous appetite。 Down from the waist they are Centau
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