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With a more riotous appetite。 Down from the waist they are Centaurs�察�
Though women all above。 But to the girdle do the gods inherit�察�Beneath is
all the fiend's。 There's hell�察 �there's darkness�察 �there's the sulphurous pit�察�
burning�察�scalding�察�stench�察�consumption。 Fie�察�fie�察�fie� �pah�察�pah� �Give me an
ounce of civet�察 �good apothecary�察 �to sweeten my imagination。 There's
money for thee。 Glou。 O�察�let me kiss that hand� �Lear。 Let me wipe it first�察�
it smells of mortality。 Glou。 O ruin'd piece of nature� �This great world
Shall so wear out to naught。 Dost thou know me�拭�Lear。 I remember thine
eyes well enough。 Dost thou squiny at me�拭�No�察�do thy worst�察�blind Cupid� �
I'll not love。 Read thou this challenge�察�mark but the penning of it。 Glou。
Were all the letters suns�察�I could not see one。 Edg。 ��aside�А�I would not take
this from report。 It is�察�And my heart breaks at it。 Lear。 Read。 Glou。 What�察�
with the case of eyes�拭�Lear。 O�察�ho�察�are you there with me�拭�No eyes in your
head�察�nor no money in your purse�拭�Your eyes are in a heavy case�察 �your
purse in a light。 Yet you see how this world goes。 Glou。 I see it feelingly。
Lear。 What�察�art mad�拭�A man may see how the world goes with no eyes。
Look with thine ears。 See how yond justice rails upon yond simple thief。
Hark in thine ear。 Change places and�察�handy´dandy�察�which is the justice�察�
which is the thief�拭�Thou hast seen a farmer's dog bark at a beggar�拭�Glou。
Ay�察�sir。 Lear。 And the creature run from the cur�拭�There thou mightst behold
the great image of authority�此�a dog's obeyed in office。 Thou rascal beadle�察�
hold thy bloody hand� �Why dost thou lash that whore�拭 �Strip thine own
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back。 Thou hotly lusts to use her in that kind For which thou whip'st her。
The usurer hangs the cozener。 Through tatter'd clothes small vices do
appear�察 �Robes and furr'd gowns hide all。 Plate sin with gold�察 �And the
strong lance of justice hurtless breaks�察�Arm it in rags�察 �a pygmy's straw
does pierce it。 None does offend�察�none´ I say none� �I'll able 'em。 Take that
of me�察�my friend�察�who have the power To seal th' accuser's lips。 Get thee
glass eyes And�察�like a scurvy politician�察�seem To see the things thou dost
not。 Now�察�now�察�now�察�now� �Pull off my boots。 Harder�察�harder� �So。 Edg。 O�察�
matter and impertinency mix'd� �Reason�察 �in madness� �Lear。 If thou wilt
weep my fortunes�察�take my eyes。 I know thee well enough�察�thy name is
Gloucester。 Thou must be patient。 We came crying hither�察�Thou know'st�察�
the first time that we smell the air We wawl and cry。 I will preach to thee。
Mark。 Glou。 Alack�察�alack the day� �Lear。 When we are born�察�we cry that we
are come To this great stage of fools。 This' a good block。 It were a delicate
stratagem to shoe A troop of horse with felt。 I'll put't in proof�察�And when I
have stol'n upon these sons´in´law�察�Then kill�察�kill�察�kill�察�kill�察�kill�察�kill� �
Enter a Gentleman ��with Attendants�А�
Gent。 O�察 �here he is� �Lay hand upon him。´ Sir�察 �Your most dear
daughter´ Lear。 No rescue�拭�What�察�a prisoner�拭�I am even The natural fool
of fortune。 Use me well�察�You shall have ransom。 Let me have a surgeon�察�I
am cut to th' brains。 Gent。 You shall have anything。 Lear。 No seconds�拭�All
myself�拭�Why�察�this would make a man a man of salt�察�To use his eyes for
garden waterpots�察�Ay�察 �and laying autumn's dust。 Gent。 Good sir´ Lear。 I
will die bravely�察 �like a smug bridegroom。 What� �I will be jovial。 Come�察�
come�察�I am a king�察�My masters�察�know you that�拭�Gent。 You are a royal one�察�
and we obey you。 Lear。 Then there's life in't。 Nay�察�an you get it�察�you shall
get it by running。 Sa�察�sa�察�sa�察�sa� �Exit running。 ��Attendants follow。�А�Gent。 A
sight most pitiful in the meanest wretch�察�Past speaking of in a king� �Thou
hast one daughter Who redeems nature from the general curse Which
twain have brought her to。 Edg。 Hail�察 �gentle sir。 Gent。 Sir�察 �speed you。
What's your will�拭�Edg。 Do you hear aught�察�sir�察�of a battle toward�拭�Gent。
Most sure and vulgar。 Every one hears that Which can distinguish sound。
Edg。 But�察�by your favour�察�How near's the other army�拭�Gent。 Near and on
speedy foot。 The main descry Stands on the hourly thought。 Edg。 I thank
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you sir。 That's all。 Gent。 Though that the Queen on special cause is here�察�
Her army is mov'd on。 Edg。 I thank you�察�sir Exit ��Gentleman�А� Glou。 You
ever´gentle gods�察�take my breath from me�察�Let not my worser spirit tempt
me again To die before you please� �Edg。 Well pray you�察�father。 Glou。 Now�察�
good sir�察 �what are you�拭 �Edg。 A most poor man�察 �made tame to fortune's
blows�察 �Who�察 �by the art of known and feeling sorrows�察�Am pregnant to
good pity。 Give me your hand�察�I'll lead you to some biding。 Glou。 Hearty
thanks。 The bounty and the benison of heaven To boot�察�and boot� �
Enter ��Oswald the�А�Steward。
Osw。 A proclaim'd prize� �Most happy� �That eyeless head of thine was
first fram'd flesh To raise my fortunes。 Thou old unhappy traitor�察�Briefly
thyself remember。 The sword is out That must destroy thee。 Glou。 Now let
thy friendly hand Put strength enough to't。 ��Edgar interposes。�А �Osw。
Wherefore�察�bold peasant�察 �Dar'st thou support a publish'd traitor�拭 �Hence� �
Lest that th' infection of his fortune take Like hold on thee。 Let go his arm。
Edg。 Chill not let go�察�zir�察�without vurther 'cagion。 Osw。 Let go�察�slave�察�or
thou diest� �Edg。 Good gentleman�察�go your gait�察�and let poor voke pass。 An
chud ha' bin zwagger'd out of my life�察�'twould not ha' bin zo long as 'tis by
a vortnight。 Nay�察�come not near th' old man。 Keep out�察�che vore ye�察�or Ise
try whether your costard or my ballow be the harder。 Chill be plain with
you。 Osw。 Out�察�dunghill� �They fight。 Edg。 Chill pick your teeth�察�zir。 Come� �
No matter vor your foins。 ��Oswald falls。�А�Osw。 Slave�察�thou hast slain me。
Villain�察�take my purse。 If ever thou wilt thrive�察�bury my body�察�And give
the letters which thou find'st about me To Edmund Earl of Gloucester。
Seek him out Upon the British party。 O�察�untimely death� �Death� �He dies。
Edg。 I know thee well。 A serviceable villain�察�As duteous to the vices of thy
mistress As badness would desire。 Glou。 What�察�is he dead�拭�Edg。 Sit you
down�察�father�察�rest you。 Let's see his pockets�察�these letters that he speaks of
May be my friends。 He's dead。 I am only sorry He had no other deathsman。
Let us see。 Leave�察�gentle wax�察�and�察�manners�察�blame us not。 To know our
enemies' minds�察�we'ld rip their hearts�察�Their papers�察�is more lawful。 Reads
the letter。
'Let our reciprocal vows be rememb'red。 You have many
opportunities to cut him off。 If your will want not�察�time and place will be
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fruitfully offer'd。 There is nothing done�察�if he return the conqueror。 Then
am I the prisoner�察�and his bed my jail�察�from the loathed warmth whereof
deliver me�察�and supply the place for your labour。 'Your ��wife�察�so I would
say�� affectionate servant�察�
'Goneril。'
O indistinguish'd space of woman's will� �A plot upon her virtuous
husband's life�察�And the exchange my brother� �Here in the sands Thee I'll
rake up�察 �the post unsanctified Of murtherous lechers�察 �and in the mature
time With this ungracious paper strike the sight Of the death´practis'd
Duke�察�For him 'tis well That of thy death and business I can tell。 Glou。 The
King is mad。 How stiff is my vile sense�察 �That I stand up�察 �and have
ingenious feeling Of my huge sorrows� �Better I were distract。 So should
my thoughts be sever'd from my griefs�察�And woes by wrong imaginations
lose The knowledge of themselves。 A drum afar off。 Edg。 Give me your
hand。 Far off methinks I hear the beaten drum。 Come�察�father�察�I'll bestow
you with a friend。 Exeunt。
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SCENE VII。 A tent in the French camp。
Enter Cordelia�察�Kent�察�Doctor�察�and Gentleman。
Cor。 O thou good Kent�察 �how shall I live and work To match thy
goodness�拭�My life will be too short And every measure fail me。 Kent。 To
be acknowledg'd�察�madam�察�is o'erpaid。 All my reports go with the modest
truth�察�Nor more nor clipp'd�察�but so。 Cor。 Be better suited。 These weeds are
memories of those worser hours。 I prithee put them off。 Kent。 Pardon�察�dear
madam。 Yet to be known shortens my made intent。 My boon I make it that
you know me not Till time and I think meet。 Cor。 Then be't so�察�my good
lord。 ��To the Doctor�А�How�察�does the King�拭�Doct。 Madam�察�sleeps still。 Cor。
O you kind gods�察�Cure this great breach in his abused nature� �Th' untun'd
and jarring senses�察 �O�察 �wind up Of this child´changed father� �Doct。 So
please your Majesty That we may wake the King�拭�He hath slept long。 Cor。
Be govern'd by your knowledge�察�and proceed I' th' sway of your own will。
Is he array'd�拭�
Enter Lear in a chair carried by Servants。
Gent。 Ay�察�madam。 In the heaviness of sleep We put fresh garments on
him。 Doct。 Be by�察�good madam�察�when we do awake him。 I doubt not of his
temperance。 Cor。 Very well。 Music。 Doct。 Please you draw near。 Louder
the music there� �Cor。 O my dear father�察�restoration hang Thy medicine on
my lips�察�and let this kiss Repair those violent harms that my two sisters
Have in thy reverence made� �Kent。 Kind and dear princess� �
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