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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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