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thee for provision To shield thee from diseases of the world�察�And on the 

sixth   to   turn   thy   hated   back   Upon   our   kingdom。   If�察  �on   the   tenth   day 

following�察�Thy banish'd trunk be found in our dominions�察�The moment is 

thy   death。 Away�   �By   Jupiter�察  �This   shall   not   be   revok'd。   Kent。   Fare   thee 

well�察   �King。    Since    thus   thou   wilt   appear�察   �Freedom      lives  hence�察   �and 

banishment is here。 ��To Cordelia�А�The gods to their dear shelter take thee�察�

maid�察    �That   justly  think'st   and   hast   most   rightly   said�   。�To   Regan    and 

Goneril�А  �And   your   large   speeches   may   your   deeds   approve�察  �That   good 

effects may spring from words of love。 Thus Kent�察�O princes�察�bids you all 

adieu�察�He'll shape his old course in a country new。 Exit。 

       Flourish。 Enter Gloucester�察�with France and Burgundy�察�Attendants。 

       Glou。 Here's France and Burgundy�察�my noble lord。 Lear。 My Lord of 

Burgundy�察�We first address toward you�察�who with this king Hath rivall'd 

for our daughter。 What in the least Will you require in present dower with 

her�察�Or cease your quest of love�拭�Bur。 Most royal Majesty�察�I crave no more 

than   hath   your   Highness   offer'd�察  �Nor   will   you   tender   less。   Lear。   Right 

noble Burgundy�察�When she was dear to us�察�we did hold her so�察�But now 

her price is fall'n。 Sir�察�there she stands。 If aught within that little seeming 

substance�察�Or all of it�察�with our displeasure piec'd�察�And nothing more�察�may 

fitly like your Grace�察�She's there�察�and she is yours。 Bur。 I know no answer。 

Lear。 Will you�察�with those infirmities she owes�察�Unfriended�察�new adopted 

to our hate�察�Dow'r'd with our curse�察�and stranger'd with our oath�察�Take her�察�

or   leave   her�拭  �Bur。   Pardon   me�察  �royal   sir。   Election   makes   not   up   on   such 

conditions。 Lear。 Then leave her�察�sir�察�for�察�by the pow'r that made me�察�I tell 

you all her wealth。 ��To France�А�For you�察�great King�察�I would not from your 


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love make such a stray To match you where I hate�察�therefore beseech you 

T' avert your liking a more worthier way Than on a wretch whom nature is 

asham'd Almost   t'   acknowledge   hers。   France。 This   is   most   strange�察  �That 

she that even but now was your best object�察�The argument of your praise�察�

balm   of   your   age�察  �Most   best�察  �most   dearest�察  �should   in   this   trice   of   time 

Commit a thing so monstrous to dismantle So many folds of favour。 Sure 

her   offence   Must   be   of   such   unnatural   degree   That   monsters   it�察  �or   your 

fore´vouch'd affection Fall'n into taint�察�which to believe of her Must be a 

faith   that   reason   without   miracle   Should   never   plant   in   me。   Cor。   I   yet 

beseech   your   Majesty�察  �If   for   I   want   that   glib   and   oily   art   To   speak   and 

purpose   not�察  �since   what   I   well   intend�察  �I'll   do't   before   I   speak´   that   you 

make known It is no vicious blot�察�murther�察�or foulness�察�No unchaste action 

or dishonoured step�察�That hath depriv'd me of your grace and favour�察�But 

even for want of that for which I am richer´ A still´soliciting eye�察�and such 

a tongue As I am glad I have not�察�though not to have it Hath lost me in 

your liking。 Lear。 Better thou Hadst not been born than not t' have pleas'd 

me better。 France。 Is it but this´ a tardiness in nature Which often leaves 

the history unspoke That it intends to do�拭�My Lord of Burgundy�察�What say 

you   to   the   lady�拭  �Love's   not   love   When   it   is   mingled   with   regards   that 

stands Aloof   from   th'   entire   point。   Will   you   have   her�拭  �She   is   herself   a 

dowry。   Bur。   Royal   Lear�察  �Give   but   that   portion   which   yourself   propos'd�察�

And here I take Cordelia by the hand�察�Duchess of Burgundy。 Lear。 Nothing� �

I have   sworn�察�I   am firm。   Bur。 I   am  sorry then   you have   so lost   a   father 

That you must lose a husband。 Cor。 Peace be with Burgundy� �Since that 

respects   of   fortune   are   his   love�察  �I   shall   not   be   his   wife。   France。   Fairest 

Cordelia�察�that art most rich�察�being poor�察�Most choice�察�forsaken�察�and most 

lov'd�察�despis'd� �Thee and thy virtues here I seize upon。 Be it lawful I take 

up what's cast away。 Gods�察�gods� �'tis strange that from their cold'st neglect 

My love should kindle to inflam'd respect。 Thy dow'rless daughter�察�King�察�

thrown to my chance�察�Is queen of us�察�of ours�察�and our fair France。 Not all 

the dukes in wat'rish Burgundy Can buy this unpriz'd precious maid of me。 

Bid   them   farewell�察  �Cordelia�察  �though   unkind。   Thou   losest   here�察  �a   better 

where to find。 Lear。 Thou hast her�察�France�察�let her be thine�察�for we Have no 

such   daughter�察  �nor   shall   ever   see   That   face   of   hers   again。   Therefore   be 


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gone   Without   our   grace�察  �our   love�察  �our   benison。   Come�察  �noble   Burgundy。 

Flourish。     Exeunt    Lear�察   �Burgundy�察    。�Cornwall�察    �Albany�察   �Gloucester�察    �and 

Attendants�А� France。 Bid farewell to your sisters。 Cor。 The jewels of our 

father�察�with wash'd eyes   Cordelia leaves you。 I know you what you   are�察�

And�察�like a sister�察�am most loath to call Your faults as they are nam'd。 Use 

well   our   father。  To   your   professed   bosoms   I   commit   him�察  �But   yet�察  �alas�察�

stood I within his grace�察�I would prefer him to a better place� �So farewell 

to you both。 Gon。 Prescribe not us our duties。 Reg。 Let your study Be to 

content   your   lord�察  �who   hath   receiv'd   you   At   fortune's   alms。   You   have 

obedience scanted�察�And well are worth the want that you have wanted。 Cor。 

Time shall unfold what plighted cunning hides。 Who cover faults�察�at last 

shame      them    derides。   Well    may    you   prosper�    �France。    Come�察    �my   fair 

Cordelia。 Exeunt France and Cordelia。 Gon。 Sister�察�it is not little I have to 

say of what most nearly appertains to us both。 I think our father will hence 

to´night。 Reg。 That's most certain�察�and with you�察�next month with us。 Gon。 

You see how full of changes his age is。 The observation we have made of 

it hath not been little。 He always lov'd our sister most�察�and with what poor 

judgment   he   hath   now   cast   her   off   appears   too   grossly。   Reg。   'Tis   the 

infirmity of his age�察�yet he hath ever but slenderly known himself。 Gon。 

The best and soundest of his time hath been but rash�察�then must we look to 

receive     from    his  age�察  �not   alone    the  imperfections      of   long´ingraffed 

condition�察�but therewithal the unruly waywardness that infirm and choleric 

years   bring   with   them。   Reg。   Such   unconstant   starts   are   we   like   to   have 

from him as this of Kent's banishment。 Gon。 There is further compliment 

of leave´taking between France and him。 Pray you let's hit together。 If our 

father carry authority with such dispositions as he bears�察�this last surrender 

of his will but offend us。 Reg。 We shall further think on't。 Gon。 We must 

do something�察�and i' th' heat。 Exeunt。 


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            SCENE II。 The Earl of Gloucester's Castle。 



     Enter ��Edmund the�А�Bastard solus�察。�with a letter�А� 

       Edm。   Thou�察  �Nature�察  �art   my   goddess�察  �to   thy   law   My   services   are 

bound。 Wherefore should I Stand in the plague of custom�察�and permit The 

curiosity of nations to deprive me�察�For that I am some twelve or fourteen 

moonshines   Lag   of   a   brother�拭  �Why  bastard�拭  �wherefore   base�拭�When   my 

dimensions are as well compact�察�My mind as generous�察�and my shape as 

true�察  �As   honest    madam's      issue�拭  �Why     brand    they   us  With    base�拭  �with 

baseness�拭�bastardy�拭�base�察�base�拭�Who�察�in the lusty stealth of nature�察�take 

More composition and fierce quality Than doth�察�within a dull�察�stale�察�tired 

bed�察�Go to th' creating a whole tribe of fops Got 'tween asleep and wake�拭�

Well then�察�Legitimate Edgar�察�I must have your land。 Our father's love is to 

the bastard Edmund As to th' legitimate。 Fine word´ 'legitimate'� �Well�察�my 

legitimate�察�if this letter speed�察�And my invention thrive�察�Edmund the base 

Shall    top   th'  legitimate。    I  grow�察   �I  prosper。   Now�察    �gods�察  �stand   up   for 

bastards� �

       Enter Gloucester。 

       Glou。 Kent banish'd thus�拭�and France in choler parted�拭�And the King 

gone to´night�拭�subscrib'd his pow'r�拭�Confin'd to exhibition�拭�All this done 

Upon   the   gad�拭  �Edmund�察  �how   now�拭  �What   news�拭  �Edm。   So   please   your 

lordship�察�none。 ��Puts up the letter。�А�Glou。 Why so earnestly seek you to put 

up that letter�拭�Edm。 I know no news�察�my lord。 Glou。 What paper were you 

reading�拭     �Edm。    Nothing�察    �my   lord。   Glou。    No�拭   �What    needed     then   that 

terrible   dispatch   of   it   into   your   pocket�拭�The   quality   of   nothing   hath   not 

such need to hide itself。 Let's see。 Come�察�if it be nothing�察�I shall not need 

spectacles。   Edm。   I   beseech   you�察  �sir�察  �pardon   me。   It   is   a   letter   from   my 

brother that I have not all o'er´read�察�and for so much as I have perus'd�察�I 

find   it not   fit   for  your   o'erlooking。  Glou。  Give   me   the  letter�察  �sir。  Edm。   I 

shall    offend�察   �either   to  detain   or   give   it。  The   contents�察   �as   in  part   I 

understand them�察�are to blame。 Glou。 Let's see�察�let's see� �Edm。 I hope�察�for 

my   brother's   justification�察  �he   wrote   this   but   as   an   essay   or   taste   of   my 

virtue。 

       Glou。   ��reads��   'This   policy   and   reverence   of   age   makes   the   world 


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bitter to the best of our times�察�keeps our fortunes from us till our oldness 

cannot     relish   them。    I  be
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