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

cannot     relish   them。    I  begin   to   find  an   idle   and   fond   bondage      in  the 

oppression of aged tyranny�察�who sways�察�not as it hath power�察�but as it is 

suffer'd。 Come to me�察�that of this I may speak more。 If our father would 

sleep till I wak'd him�察�you should enjoy half his revenue for ever�察�and live 

the beloved of your brother�察�'EDGAR。' 

       Hum� �Conspiracy�拭�'Sleep till I wak'd him�察�you should enjoy half his 

revenue。' My son Edgar� �Had he a hand to write this�拭�a heart and brain to 

breed   it   in�拭  �When   came   this   to   you�拭  �Who   brought   it�拭  �Edm。   It   was   not 

brought me�察�my lord�此�there's the cunning of it。 I found it thrown in at the 

casement of my closet。 Glou。 You know the character to be your brother's�拭�

Edm。 If the matter were good�察�my lord�察�I durst swear it were his�察�but in 

respect of that�察�I would fain think it were not。 Glou。 It is his。 Edm。 It is his 

hand�察�my lord�察�but I hope his heart is not in the contents。 Glou。 Hath he 

never   before   sounded   you   in   this   business�拭  �Edm。   Never�察  �my  lord。   But   I 

have   heard   him   oft   maintain   it   to   be   fit   that�察  �sons   at   perfect   age�察  �and 

fathers   declining�察  �the   father   should   be   as   ward   to   the   son�察  �and   the   son 

manage his revenue。 Glou。 O villain�察�villain� �His very opinion in the letter� �

Abhorred villain� �Unnatural�察�detested�察�brutish villain� �worse than brutish� �

Go�察�sirrah�察�seek him。 I'll apprehend him。 Abominable villain� �Where is he�拭�

Edm。 I do not well know�察�my lord。 If it shall please you to suspend your 

indignation       against    my    brother    till  you   can    derive    from    him    better 

testimony   of   his   intent�察  �you   should   run   a   certain   course�察  �where�察  �if   you 

violently   proceed   against   him�察  �mistaking   his   purpose�察  �it   would   make   a 

great    gap    in  your   own     honour     and   shake    in  pieces    the   heart   of  his 

obedience。 I dare pawn down my life for him that he hath writ this to feel 

my   affection   to   your   honour�察  �and   to   no   other   pretence   of   danger。   Glou。 

Think you so�拭�Edm。 If your honour judge it meet�察�I will place you where 

you shall hear us confer of this and by an auricular assurance have your 

satisfaction�察  �and   that   without   any   further   delay   than   this   very   evening。 

Glou。 He cannot be such a monster。 Edm。 Nor is not�察�sure。 Glou。 To his 

father�察�that so tenderly and entirely loves him。 Heaven and earth� �Edmund�察�

seek him out�察�wind me into him�察�I pray you�察�frame the business after your 

own wisdom。 I would unstate myself to be in a due resolution。 Edm。 I will 


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seek   him�察  �sir�察  �presently�察  �convey   the   business   as   I   shall   find   means�察  �and 

acquaint      you   withal。    Glou。    These    late  eclipses    in  the   sun   and   moon 

portend no good to us。 Though the wisdom of nature can reason it thus and 

thus�察  �yet   nature   finds   itself   scourg'd   by   the   sequent   effects。   Love   cools�察�

friendship      falls  off�察 �brothers     divide。   In   cities�察 �mutinies�察    �in  countries�察�

discord�察  �in   palaces�察  �treason�察  �and   the   bond   crack'd   'twixt   son   and   father。 

This villain of mine comes under the prediction�察�there's son against father�此�

the   King   falls   from   bias   of   nature�察  �there's   father   against   child。  We   have 

seen   the   best   of   our   time。   Machinations�察  �hollowness�察  �treachery�察  �and   all 

ruinous disorders follow us disquietly to our graves。 Find out this villain�察�

Edmund�察�it shall lose thee nothing�察�do it carefully。 And the noble and true´ 

hearted Kent banish'd� �his offence�察�honesty� �'Tis strange。 Exit。 Edm。 This 

is the excellent   foppery  of   the   world�察  �that�察  �when   we   are   sick in   fortune�察�

often the surfeit of our own behaviour�察�we make guilty of our disasters the 

sun�察�the moon�察�and the stars�察�as if we were villains on necessity�察�fools by 

heavenly   compulsion�察        �knaves�察    �thieves�察  �and   treachers    by   spherical    pre´ 

dominance�察  �drunkards�察  �liars�察  �and   adulterers   by   an   enforc'd   obedience   of 

planetary influence�察�and all that we are evil in�察�by a divine thrusting on。 An 

admirable evasion of whore´master man�察�to lay his goatish disposition to 

the   charge   of   a   star�   �My   father   compounded   with   my   mother   under   the 

Dragon's Tail�察�and my nativity was under Ursa Major�察�so that it follows I 

am   rough   and   lecherous。   Fut�   �I   should       have   been   that   I   am�察  �had   the 

maidenliest star in the firmament twinkled on my bastardizing。 Edgar´ 

       Enter Edgar。 

       and pat� �he comes�察�like the catastrophe of the old comedy。 My cue is 

villainous melancholy�察�with a sigh like Tom o' Bedlam。 O�察�these eclipses 

do portend these divisions� �Fa�察�sol�察�la�察�mi。 Edg。 How now�察�brother Edmund�拭�

What serious contemplation are you in�拭�Edm。 I am thinking�察�brother�察�of a 

prediction   I  read   this   other day�察  �what   should  follow   these  eclipses。   Edg。 

Do you busy yourself with that�拭�Edm。 I promise you�察�the effects he writes 

of succeed unhappily�此�as of unnaturalness between the child and the parent�察�

death�察�dearth�察�dissolutions of ancient amities�察�divisions in state�察�menaces 

and      maledictions       against     king    and     nobles�察    �needless      diffidences�察�

banishment of friends�察�dissipation of cohorts�察�nuptial breaches�察�and I know 


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not   what。   Edg。   How   long   have   you   been   a   sectary   astronomical�拭  �Edm。 

Come�察�come� �When saw you my father last�拭�Edg。 The night gone by。 Edm。 

Spake   you   with   him�拭  �Edg。 Ay�察  �two   hours   together。   Edm。   Parted   you   in 

good   terms�拭  �Found   you   no   displeasure   in   him   by   word   or   countenance 

Edg。 None at all。 Edm。 Bethink yourself wherein you may have offended 

him�察  �and   at   my  entreaty  forbear   his   presence   until   some   little   time   hath 

qualified the heat of his displeasure�察�which at this instant so rageth in him 

that with the mischief of your person it would scarcely allay。 Edg。 Some 

villain   hath   done   me   wrong。   Edm。   That's   my   fear。   I   pray   you   have   a 

continent forbearance till the speed of his rage goes slower�察�and�察�as I say�察�

retire with me to my lodging�察�from whence I will fitly bring you to hear 

my lord speak。 Pray ye�察�go� �There's my key。 If you do stir abroad�察�go arm'd。 

Edg。 Arm'd�察�brother�拭�Edm。 Brother�察�I advise you to the best。 Go arm'd。 I 

am no honest man if there be any good meaning toward you。 I have told 

you what   I have   seen and heard�察�but   faintly�察�nothing like the   image   and 

horror of it。 Pray you�察�away� �Edg。 Shall I hear from you anon�拭�Edm。 I do 

serve you in this business。 Exit Edgar。 A credulous father� �and a brother 

noble�察�Whose nature is so far from doing harms That he suspects none�察�on 

whose foolish honesty My practices ride easy� �I see the business。 Let me�察�

if not by birth�察�have lands by wit�察�All with me's meet that I can fashion fit。 

Exit。 


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             SCENE III。 The Duke of Albany's Palace。 



     Enter Goneril and ��her�А�Steward ��Oswald�А� 

       Gon。 Did my father strike my gentleman for chiding of his fool�拭�Osw。 

Ay�察�madam。 Gon。 By day and night�察�he wrongs me� �Every hour He flashes 

into one gross crime or other That sets us all at odds。 I'll not endure it。 His 

knights grow   riotous�察  �and himself   upbraids   us   On   every  trifle。 When   he 

returns   from   hunting�察  �I   will   not   speak   with   him。   Say   I   am   sick。   If   you 

come slack of former services�察�You shall do well�察�the fault of it I'll answer。 

��Horns within。�А�Osw。 He's coming�察�madam�察�I hear him。 Gon。 Put on what 

weary negligence   you please�察�You and   your   fellows。  I'd have   it   come   to 

question。  If   he distaste   it�察 �let   him  to   our   sister�察�Whose   mind   and   mine   I 

know in that are one�察�Not to be overrul'd。 Idle old man�察�That still would 

manage those authorities That he hath given away� �Now�察�by my life�察�Old 

fools   are   babes   again�察  �and   must   be   us'd   With   checks   as   flatteries�察  �when 

they are seen abus'd。 Remember what I have said。 Osw。 Very well�察�madam。 

Gon。 And let his knights have colder looks among you。 What grows of it�察�

no matter。 Advise your fellows so。 I would breed from hence occasions�察�

and I shall�察�That I may speak。 I'll write straight to my sister To hold my 

very course。 Prepare for dinner。 Exeunt。 


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               SCENE IV。 The Duke of Albany's Palace。 



     Enter Kent�察。�disguised�А� 

        Kent。   If   but   as   well   I   other   accents   borrow�察  �That   can   my   speech 

defuse�察  �my   good   intent   May   carry   through   itself   to   that   full   issue   For 

which I raz'd my likeness。 Now�察�banish'd Kent�察�If thou canst serve where 

thou dost stand condemn'd�察�So may it come�察�thy master�察�whom thou lov'st�察�

Shall find thee full of labours。 

        Horns within。 Enter Lear�察。�Knights�撮А�and Attendants。 

        Lear。   Let   me   not   stay   a   jot   for   dinner�察  �go   get   it   ready。   ��Exit   an 

Attendant。�А�How now�拭�What art thou�拭�Kent。 A man�察�sir。 Lear。 What dost 

thou profess�拭�What wouldst thou with us�拭�Kent。 I do profess to be no less 

than I seem�察�to serve him truly that will put me in trust�察�to love him that is 

honest�察�to converse with him that is wise and says little�察�to fear judgment�察�

to   fight   when   I   cannot   choose�察  �and   to   eat   no   fish。   Lear。  What   art   thou�拭�

Kent。 A very honest´hearted fel
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