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let's away to prison。 We two alone will sing like birds i' th' cage。 When
thou dost ask me blessing�察�I'll kneel down And ask of thee forgiveness。 So
we'll live�察 �And pray�察 �and sing�察 �and tell old tales�察 �and laugh At gilded
butterflies�察�and hear poor rogues Talk of court news�察�and we'll talk with
them too´ Who loses and who wins�察�who's in�察�who's out´ And take upon 's
the mystery of things�察�As if we were God's spies�察�and we'll wear out�察�In a
wall'd prison�察�packs and sects of great ones That ebb and flow by th' moon。
Edm。 Take them away。 Lear。 Upon such sacrifices�察�my Cordelia�察�The gods
themselves throw incense。 Have I caught thee�拭�He that parts us shall bring
a brand from heaven And fire us hence like foxes。 Wipe thine eyes。 The
goodyears shall devour 'em�察�flesh and fell�察�Ere they shall make us weep� �
We'll see 'em starv'd first。 Come。 Exeunt ��Lear and Cordelia�察 �guarded�А�
Edm。 Come hither�察�Captain�察�hark。 Take thou this note ��gives a paper�А� Go
follow them to prison。 One step I have advanc'd thee。 If thou dost As this
instructs thee�察�thou dost make thy way To noble fortunes。 Know thou this�察�
that men Are as the time is。 To be tender´minded Does not become a
sword。 Thy great employment Will not bear question。 Either say thou'lt
do't�察�Or thrive by other means。 Capt。 I'll do't�察�my lord。 Edm。 About it� �and
write happy when th' hast done。 Mark´ I say�察�instantly�察�and carry it so As I
have set it down。 Capt。 I cannot draw a cart�察 �nor eat dried oats�察 �If it be
man's work�察�I'll do't。 Exit。
Flourish。 Enter Albany�察�Goneril�察�Regan�察�Soldiers。
Alb。 Sir�察�you have show'd to´day your valiant strain�察�And fortune led
you well。 You have the captives Who were the opposites of this day's strife。
We do require them of you�察�so to use them As we shall find their merits
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and our safety May equally determine。 Edm。 Sir�察�I thought it fit To send
the old and miserable King To some retention and appointed guard�察�Whose
age has charms in it�察�whose title more�察�To pluck the common bosom on his
side And turn our impress'd lances in our eyes Which do command them。
With him I sent the Queen�察�My reason all the same�察�and they are ready To´
morrow�察�or at further space�察�t' appear Where you shall hold your session。
At this time We sweat and bleed�此�the friend hath lost his friend�察�And the
best quarrels�察�in the heat�察�are curs'd By those that feel their sharpness。 The
question of Cordelia and her father Requires a fitter place。 Alb。 Sir�察 �by
your patience�察�I hold you but a subject of this war�察�Not as a brother。 Reg。
That's as we list to grace him。 Methinks our pleasure might have been
demanded Ere you had spoke so far。 He led our powers�察 �Bore the
commission of my place and person�察 �The which immediacy may well
stand up And call itself your brother。 Gon。 Not so hot� �In his own grace he
doth exalt himself More than in your addition。 Reg。 In my rights By me
invested�察 �he compeers the best。 Gon。 That were the most if he should
husband you。 Reg。 Jesters do oft prove prophets。 Gon。 Holla�察�holla� �That
eye that told you so look'd but asquint。 Reg。 Lady�察�I am not well�察�else I
should answer From a full´flowing stomach。 General�察 �Take thou my
soldiers�察�prisoners�察�patrimony�察�Dispose of them�察�of me�察�the walls are thine。
Witness the world that I create thee here My lord and master。 Gon。 Mean
you to enjoy him�拭�Alb。 The let´alone lies not in your good will。 Edm。 Nor
in thine�察 �lord。 Alb。 Half´blooded fellow�察 �yes。 Reg。 ��to Edmund�А �Let the
drum strike�察�and prove my title thine。
Alb。 Stay yet�察�hear reason。 Edmund�察�I arrest thee On capital treason�察�
and�察 �in thine attaint�察 �This gilded serpent ��points to Goneril�А� For your
claim�察 �fair sister�察 �I bar it in the interest of my wife。 'Tis she is
subcontracted to this lord�察�And I�察 �her husband�察 �contradict your banes。 If
you will marry�察 �make your loves to me�察 �My lady is bespoke。 Gon。 An
interlude� �Alb。 Thou art arm'd�察�Gloucester。 Let the trumpet sound。 If none
appear to prove upon thy person Thy heinous�察 �manifest�察 �and many
treasons�察�There is my pledge ��throws down a glove�В �I'll prove it on thy
heart�察 �Ere I taste bread�察 �thou art in nothing less Than I have here
proclaim'd thee。 Reg。 Sick�察 �O�察 �sick� �Gon。 ��aside�А �If not�察 �I'll ne'er trust
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medicine。 Edm。 There's my exchange ��throws down a glove�А� What in the
world he is That names me traitor�察�villain´like he lies。 Call by thy trumpet。
He that dares approach�察 �On him�察 �on you�察 �who not�拭 �I will maintain My
truth and honour firmly。 Alb。 A herald�察�ho� �Edm。 A herald�察�ho�察�a herald� �
Alb。 Trust to thy single virtue�察 �for thy soldiers�察�All levied in my name�察�
have in my name Took their discharge。 Reg。 My sickness grows upon me。
Alb。 She is not well。 Convey her to my tent。 ��Exit Regan�察�led。�А�
Enter a Herald。
Come hither�察�herald。 Let the trumpet sound�察�And read out this。 Capt。
Sound�察�trumpet� �A trumpet sounds。
Her。 ��reads�� 'If any man of quality or degree within the lists of the
army will maintain upon Edmund�察�supposed Earl of Gloucester�察�that he is
a manifold traitor�察�let him appear by the third sound of the trumpet。 He is
bold in his defence。'
Edm。 Sound� �First trumpet。 Her。 Again� �Second trumpet。 Her。 Again� �
Third trumpet。 Trumpet answers within。
Enter Edgar�察�armed�察�at the third sound�察�a Trumpet before him。
Alb。 Ask him his purposes�察 �why he appears Upon this call o' th'
trumpet。 Her。 What are you�拭 �Your name�察 �your quality�拭 �and why you
answer This present summons�拭�Edg。 Know my name is lost�察�By treason's
tooth bare´gnawn and canker´bit。 Yet am I noble as the adversary I come
to cope。 Alb。 Which is that adversary�拭 �Edg。 What's he that speaks for
Edmund Earl of Gloucester�拭�Edm。 Himself。 What say'st thou to him�拭�Edg。
Draw thy sword�察�That�察�if my speech offend a noble heart�察�Thy arm may do
thee justice。 Here is mine。 Behold�察�it is the privilege of mine honours�察�My
oath�察�and my profession。 I protest´ Maugre thy strength�察�youth�察�place�察�and
eminence�察�Despite thy victor sword and fire´new fortune�察�Thy valour and
thy heart´ thou art a traitor�察�False to thy gods�察�thy brother�察�and thy father�察�
Conspirant 'gainst this high illustrious prince�察 �And from th' extremest
upward of thy head To the descent and dust beneath thy foot�察�A most toad´
spotted traitor。 Say thou 'no��' This sword�察�this arm�察�and my best spirits are
bent To prove upon thy heart�察 �whereto I speak�察 �Thou liest。 Edm。 In
wisdom I should ask thy name�察 �But since thy outside looks so fair and
warlike�察�And that thy tongue some say of breeding breathes�察�What safe and
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nicely I might well delay By rule of knighthood�察�I disdain and spurn。 Back
do I toss those treasons to thy head�察�With the hell´hated lie o'erwhelm thy
heart�察�Which´ for they yet glance by and scarcely bruise´ This sword of
mine shall give them instant way Where they shall rest for ever。 Trumpets�察�
speak� �Alarums。 Fight。 ��Edmund falls。�А �Alb。 Save him�察 �save him� �Gon。
This is mere practice�察�Gloucester。 By th' law of arms thou wast not bound
to answer An unknown opposite。 Thou art not vanquish'd�察�But cozen'd and
beguil'd。 Alb。 Shut your mouth�察�dame�察�Or with this paper shall I stop it。
��Shows her her letter to Edmund。�А� ��To Edmund�А� Hold�察�sir。 ��To Goneril�А�
Thou worse than any name�察 �read thine own evil。 No tearing�察 �lady� �I
perceive you know it。 Gon。 Say if I do´ the laws are mine�察�not thine。 Who
can arraign me for't�拭�Alb。 Most monstrous� �Know'st thou this paper�拭�Gon。
Ask me not what I know。 Exit。 Alb。 Go after her。 She's desperate�察�govern
her。 ��Exit an Officer。�А�Edm。 What�察�you have charg'd me with�察�that have I
done�察�And more�察�much more。 The time will bring it out。 'Tis past�察�and so
am I。´ But what art thou That hast this fortune on me�拭�If thou'rt noble�察�I do
forgive thee。 Edg。 Let's exchange charity。 I am no less in blood than thou
art�察�Edmund�察 �If more�察�the more th' hast wrong'd me。 My name is Edgar
and thy father's son。 The gods are just�察 �and of our pleasant vices Make
instruments to scourge us。 The dark and vicious place where thee he got
Cost him his eyes。 Edm。 Th' hast spoken right�察�'tis true。 The wheel is come
full circle�察�I am here。 Alb。 Methought thy very gait did prophesy A royal
nobleness。 I must embrace thee。 Let sorrow split my heart if ever I Did
hate thee�察�or thy father� �Edg。 Worthy prince�察 �I know't。 Alb。 Where have
you hid yourself�拭�How have you known the miseries of your father�拭�Edg。
By nursing them�察�my lord。 List a brief tale�察�And when 'tis told�察�O that my
heart would burst� �The bloody proclamation to escape That follow'd me so
near ��O�察�our lives' sweetness� �That with the pain of death would hourly die
Rather than die at once�。� taught me to shift Into a madman's rags�察 �t'
assume a semblance That very dogs disdain'd�察�and in this habit Met I my
father with his bleeding rings�察�Their precious stones new lost�察�became his
guide�察�Led him�察�begg'd for him�察�sav'd hi
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