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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� �Cor。 Had you 

not been their father�察�these white flakes Had challeng'd pity of them。 Was 

this a face To be oppos'd against the warring winds�拭�To stand against the 

deep   dread´bolted      thunder�拭  �In   the   most   terrible   and   nimble   stroke   Of 

quick cross lightning�拭�to watch´ poor perdu� � With this thin helm�拭�Mine 

enemy's dog�察�Though he had bit me�察�should have stood that night Against 

my   fire�察  �and   wast   thou   fain�察  �poor   father�察  �To   hovel   thee   with   swine   and 

rogues forlorn�察�In short and musty straw�拭�Alack�察�alack� �'Tis wonder that 

thy life and wits at once Had not concluded all。´ He wakes。 Speak to him。 

Doct。 Madam�察�do you�察�'tis fittest。 Cor。 How does my royal lord�拭�How fares 

your Majesty�拭�Lear。 You do me wrong to take me out o' th' grave。 Thou art 

a soul in bliss�察�but I am bound Upon a wheel of fire�察�that mine own tears 


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Do   scald   like   molten   lead。   Cor。   Sir�察  �do   you   know   me�拭  �Lear。  You   are   a 

spirit�察  �I   know。   When   did   you   die�拭  �Cor。   Still�察  �still�察  �far   wide�   �Doct。   He's 

scarce awake。 Let him alone awhile。 Lear。 Where have I been�拭�Where am I�拭�

Fair   daylight�察  �I   am   mightily   abus'd。   I   should   e'en   die   with   pity�察  �To   see 

another thus。 I know not what to say。 I will not swear these are my hands。 

Let's see。 I feel this pin prick。 Would I were assur'd Of my condition� �Cor。 

O�察�look upon me�察�sir�察�And hold your hands in benediction o'er me。 No�察�sir�察�

you must not kneel。 Lear。 Pray�察�do not mock me。 I am a very foolish fond 

old man�察�Fourscore and upward�察�not an hour more nor less�察�And�察�to deal 

plainly�察�I fear I am not in my perfect mind。 Methinks I should know you�察�

and   know   this   man�察  �Yet   I   am   doubtful�察  �for   I   am   mainly   ignorant   What 

place this is�察�and all the skill I have Remembers not these garments�察�nor I 

know not Where I did lodge last night。 Do not laugh at me�察�For ��as I am a 

man�� I think this lady To be my child Cordelia。 Cor。 And so I am� �I am� �

Lear。 Be your tears wet�拭�Yes�察�faith。 I pray weep not。 If you have poison for 

me�察�I will drink it。 I know you do not love me�察�for your sisters Have�察�as I 

do remember�察�done me wrong。 You have some cause�察�they have not。 Cor。 

No cause�察�no cause。 Lear。 Am I in France�拭�Kent。 In your own kingdom�察�sir。 

Lear。 Do not abuse me。 Doct。 Be comforted�察�good madam。 The great rage 

You see is kill'd in him�察�and yet it is danger To make him even o'er the 

time   he   has   lost。   Desire   him  to   go   in。 Trouble   him  no   more Till   further 

settling。 Cor。 Will't please your Highness walk�拭�Lear。 You must bear with 

me。   Pray   you   now�察  �forget   and   forgive。   I   am   old   and   foolish。   Exeunt。 

Manent   Kent   and   Gentleman。   Gent。   Holds   it   true�察  �sir�察  �that   the   Duke   of 

Cornwall was so slain�拭�Kent。 Most certain�察�sir。 Gent。 Who is conductor of 

his people�拭�Kent。 As 'tis said�察�the bastard son of Gloucester。 Gent。 They 

say  Edgar�察  �his   banish'd   son�察�is   with   the   Earl   of   Kent in   Germany。   Kent。 

Report is changeable。 'Tis time to look about�察�the powers of the kingdom 

approach apace。 Gent。 The arbitrement is like to be bloody。 Fare you well�察�

sir。 ��Exit。�А�Kent。 My point and period will be throughly wrought�察�Or well 

or ill�察�as this day's battle's fought。 Exit。 



        


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ACT V。 


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               SCENE I。 The British camp near Dover。 



     Enter�察   �with   Drum     and   Colours�察   �Edmund�察     �Regan�察   �Gentleman�察     �and 

Soldiers。 

       Edm。 Know of the Duke if his last purpose hold�察�Or whether since he 

is advis'd by aught To change the course。 He's full of alteration And self´ 

reproving。 Bring his constant pleasure。 ��Exit an Officer。�А�Reg。 Our sister's 

man is certainly miscarried。 Edm。 Tis to be doubted�察�madam。 Reg。 Now�察�

sweet lord�察�You know the goodness I intend upon you。 Tell me´ but truly´ 

but then speak the truth´ Do you not love my sister�拭�Edm。 In honour'd love。 

Reg。 But have you never found my brother's way To the forfended place�拭�

Edm。   That   thought   abuses   you。   Reg。   I   am   doubtful   that   you   have   been 

conjunct And bosom'd with her�察�as far as we call hers。 Edm。 No�察�by mine 

honour�察  �madam。   Reg。   I   never   shall   endure   her。   Dear   my   lord�察  �Be   not 

familiar with her。 Edm。 Fear me not。 She and the Duke her husband� �

       Enter�察�with Drum and Colours�察�Albany�察�Goneril�察�Soldiers。 

       Gon。 ��aside�А�I had rather lose the battle than that sister Should loosen 

him and me。 Alb。 Our very loving sister�察�well bemet。 Sir�察�this I hear�此�the 

King   is   come   to   his   daughter�察�With   others   whom  the   rigour  of our   state 

Forc'd to cry out。 Where I could not be honest�察�I never yet was valiant。 For 

this   business�察  �It   toucheth   us   as   France   invades   our   land�察  �Not   bolds   the 

King�察�with others whom�察�I fear�察�Most just and heavy causes make oppose。 

Edm。   Sir�察  �you   speak   nobly。   Reg。   Why   is   this   reason'd�拭  �Gon。   Combine 

together   'gainst   the   enemy�察  �For   these   domestic   and   particular   broils Are 

not the question here。 Alb。 Let's then determine With th' ancient of war on 

our proceeding。 Edm。 I shall attend you presently at your tent。 Reg。 Sister�察�

you'll go with us�拭�Gon。 No。 Reg。 'Tis most convenient。 Pray you go with 

us。 Gon。 ��aside�А�O�察�ho�察�I know the riddle。´ I will go。 

       ��As they are going out�撮А�enter Edgar ��disguised�А� 

       Edg。 If e'er your Grace had speech with man so poor�察�Hear me one 

word。 Alb。 I'll overtake you。´ Speak。 Exeunt ��all but Albany and Edgar�А� 

Edg。 Before you fight the battle�察�ope this letter。 If you have victory�察�let the 

trumpet   sound   For   him   that   brought   it。   Wretched   though   I   seem�察  �I   can 

produce     a  champion      that  will   prove   What     is  avouched     there。  If  you 


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miscarry�察  �Your   business   of   the   world   hath   so   an   end�察 �And   machination 

ceases。 Fortune love you� �Alb。 Stay till I have read the letter。 Edg。 I was 

forbid   it。   When   time   shall   serve�察  �let   but   the   herald   cry�察�And   I'll   appear 

again。 Alb。 Why�察�fare thee well。 I will o'erlook thy paper。 Exit ��Edgar�А� 

       Enter Edmund。 

       Edm。 The enemy 's in view�察�draw up your powers。 Here is the guess 

of their true strength and forces By diligent discovery�察�but your haste Is 

now urg'd on you。 Alb。 We will greet the time。 Exit。 Edm。 To both these 

sisters have I sworn my love�察�Each jealous of the other�察�as the stung Are of 

the adder。 Which of them shall I take�拭�Both�拭�one�拭�or neither�拭�Neither can 

be   enjoy'd�察  �If   both   remain   alive。 To   take   the   widow   Exasperates�察  �makes 

mad her sister Goneril�察�And hardly shall I carry out my side�察�Her husband 

being   alive。   Now   then�察  �we'll   use   His   countenance   for   the   battle�察  �which 

being done�察�Let her who would be rid of him devise His speedy taking off。 

As   for   the   mercy  Which   he   intends   to   Lear   and   to   Cordelia´   The   battle 

done�察�and they within our power�察�Shall never see his pardon�察�for my state 

Stands on me to defend�察�not to debate。 Exit。 


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            SCENE II。 A field between the two camps。 



    Alarum within。 Enter�察�with Drum and Colours�察�the Powers of France 

over the stage�察�Cordelia with her Father in her hand�察�and exeunt。 

    Enter Edgar and Gloucester。 

       Edg。 Here�察 �father�察 �take the shadow  of  this   tree For  your   good host。 

Pray that the right may thrive。 If ever I return to you again�察�I'll bring you 

comfort。 Glou。 Grace go with you�察�sir� �Exit ��Edgar�А� 

       Alarum and retreat within。 Enter Edgar�察�

       Edg。 Away�察�old man� �give me thy hand� �away� �King Lear hath lost�察�

he and his daughter ta'en。 Give me thy hand� �come on� �Glou。 No further�察�

sir。 A man may rot even here。 Edg。 What�察�in ill thoughts again�拭�Men must 

endure   Their   going   hence�察  �even   as   their   coming   hither�察  �Ripeness   is   all。 

Come on。 Glou。 And that's true too。 Exeunt。 


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             SCENE III。 The British camp�察�near Dover。 



     Enter�察   �in  conquest�察    �with   Drum     and   Colours�察    �Edmund�察     �Lear   and 

Cordelia as prisoners�察�Soldiers�察�Captain。 

       Edm。 Some officers take them away。 Good guard Until their greater 

pleasures first be known That are to censure them。 Cor。 We are not the first 

Who with best meaning have incurr'd the worst。 For thee�察�oppressed king�察�

am I cast down�察�Myself could else outfrown false Fortune's frown。 Shall 

we not see these daughters and these sisters�拭�Lear。 No�察�no�察�no�察�no� �Come�察�

let's away  to prison。 We two   alone will sing like 
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