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any  here  know  me�拭�This is not   Lear。  Doth   Lear  walk   thus�拭�speak   thus�拭�

Where      are  his   eyes�拭  �Either    his  notion    weakens�察    �his  discernings     Are 

lethargied´ Ha� �waking�拭�'Tis not so� �Who is it that can tell me who I am�拭�

Fool。    Lear's   shadow。     Lear。   I  would    learn   that�察 �for�察 �by   the   marks    of 

sovereignty�察  �Knowledge�察  �and   reason�察  �I   should   be   false   persuaded   I   had 

daughters。   Fool。   Which   they   will   make   an   obedient   father。   Lear。   Your 

name�察�fair gentlewoman�拭�Gon。 This admiration�察�sir�察�is much o' th' savour 

Of other your new pranks。 I do beseech you To understand my purposes 

aright。 As you are old and reverend�察�you should be wise。 Here do you keep 

a hundred knights and squires�察�Men so disorder'd�察�so debosh'd�察�and bold 

That this our court�察�infected with their manners�察�Shows like a riotous inn。 

Epicurism and lust Make it more like a tavern or a brothel Than a grac'd 

palace。 The shame itself doth speak For instant remedy。 Be then desir'd By 

her that else will take the thing she begs A little to disquantity your train�察�

And the remainder that shall still depend To be such men as may besort 

your   age�察�Which   know  themselves�察  �and   you。  Lear。   Darkness   and   devils� �

Saddle   my   horses�   �Call   my   train   together�   �Degenerate   bastard�察  �I'll   not 

trouble thee�察�Yet have I left a daughter。 Gon。 You strike my people�察�and 

your disorder'd rabble Make servants of their betters。 

       Enter Albany。 

       Lear。 Woe that too late repents� � O�察�sir�察�are you come�拭�Is it your will�拭�

Speak�察  �sir� �   Prepare   my   horses。   Ingratitude�察  �thou   marble´hearted   fiend�察�

More hideous when thou show'st thee in a child Than the sea´monster� �Alb。 

Pray�察�sir�察�be patient。 Lear。 ��to Goneril�А�Detested kite�察�thou liest� �My train 

are men of choice and rarest parts�察�That all particulars of duty know And 

in   the   most   exact   regard   support   The   worships   of   their   name。´   O   most 

small fault�察�How ugly didst thou in Cordelia show� �Which�察�like an engine�察�

wrench'd my frame of nature From the fix'd place�察�drew from my heart all 


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love And added to the gall。 O Lear�察�Lear�察�Lear� �Beat at this gate that let thy 

folly in ��Strikes his head。�А�And thy dear judgment out� �Go�察�go�察�my people。 

Alb。 My lord�察�I am  guiltless�察�as I am ignorant   Of what hath mov'd   you。 

Lear。   It   may   be   so�察  �my   lord。   Hear�察  �Nature�察  �hear�   �dear   goddess�察  �hear� �

Suspend thy  purpose�察 �if thou didst intend To make   this   creature  fruitful。 

Into her womb convey sterility�察�Dry up in her the organs of increase�察�And 

from  her   derogate body  never spring A  babe to   honour   her�   �If she   must 

teem�察    �Create    her   child   of  spleen�察   �that  it  may    live   And    be   a  thwart 

disnatur'd torment to her。 Let it stamp wrinkles in her brow of youth�察�With 

cadent tears fret channels in her   cheeks�察�Turn all her mother's pains and 

benefits To laughter and contempt�察�that she may feel How sharper than a 

serpent's tooth it is To have a thankless child� �Away�察�away� �Exit。 Alb。 Now�察�

gods   that   we   adore�察  �whereof   comes   this�拭  �Gon。   Never   afflict   yourself   to 

know the cause�察�But let his disposition have that scope That dotage gives 

it。 

       Enter Lear。 

       Lear。 What�察�fifty of my followers at a clap�拭�Within a fortnight�拭�Alb。 

What's the matter�察�sir�拭�Lear。 I'll tell thee。 ��To Goneril�А�Life and death� �I am 

asham'd That thou hast power to shake my manhood thus�察�That these hot 

tears�察�which break from me perforce�察�Should make thee worth them。 Blasts 

and   fogs   upon   thee�   �Th'   untented   woundings   of   a   father's   curse   Pierce 

every sense about thee� � Old fond eyes�察�Beweep this cause again�察�I'll pluck 

ye out�察�And cast you�察�with the waters that you lose�察�To temper clay。 Yea�察�is 

it come to this�拭�Let it be so。 Yet have I left a daughter�察�Who I am sure is 

kind   and   comfortable。   When   she   shall   hear   this   of   thee�察  �with   her   nails 

She'll flay thy wolvish visage。 Thou shalt find That I'll resume the shape 

which thou dost think I have cast off for ever�察�thou shalt�察�I warrant thee。 

Exeunt ��Lear�察�Kent�察�and Attendants�А� Gon。 Do you mark that�察�my lord�拭�Alb。 

I cannot be so partial�察�Goneril�察�To the great love I bear you ´ Gon。 Pray 

you�察�content。´ What�察�Oswald�察�ho� 。�To the Fool�А�You�察�sir�察�more knave than 

fool�察  �after   your   master�   �Fool。   Nuncle   Lear�察  �nuncle   Lear�察  �tarry�   �Take   the 

fool with thee。 

       A fox when one has caught her�察�And such a daughter�察�Should sure to 

the slaughter�察�If my cap would buy a halter。 So the fool follows after。 Exit。 


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Gon。 This man hath had good counsel� �A hundred knights�拭�'Tis politic and 

safe to let him keep At point a hundred knights�察�yes�察�that on every dream�察�

Each     buzz�察  �each   fancy�察  �each    complaint�察   �dislike�察  �He   may    enguard    his 

dotage with their pow'rs And hold our lives in mercy。´ Oswald�察�I say� �Alb。 

Well�察�you may fear too far。 Gon。 Safer than trust too far。 Let me still take 

away the harms I fear�察�Not fear still to be taken。 I know his heart。 What he 

hath   utter'd   I   have   writ   my   sister。   If   she   sustain   him   and   his   hundred 

knights�察�When I have show'd th' unfitness´ 

       Enter ��Oswald the�А�Steward。 

       How now�察�Oswald�拭�What�察�have you writ that letter to my sister�拭�Osw。 

Yes�察 �madam。  Gon。 Take   you   some   company�察 �and   away  to   horse�   �Inform 

her full of my particular fear�察�And thereto add such reasons of your own 

As   may   compact   it   more。   Get   you   gone�察 �And   hasten   your   return。   ��Exit 

Oswald。�А  �No�察  �no�察  �my   lord�   �This   milky   gentleness   and   course   of   yours�察�

Though I condemn it not�察�yet�察�under pardon�察�You are much more at task 

for want of wisdom Than prais'd for harmful mildness。 Alb。 How far your 

eyes may pierce I cannot tell。 Striving to better�察�oft we mar what's well。 

Gon。 Nay then´ Alb。 Well�察�well�察�th' event。 Exeunt。 


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          SCENE V。 Court before the Duke of Albany's 



                                        Palace。 



     Enter   Lear�察  �Kent�察  �and   Fool。   Lear。   Go   you   before   to   Gloucester   with 

these   letters。 Acquaint   my   daughter   no   further   with   anything   you   know 

than   comes   from   her   demand   out   of   the   letter。   If   your   diligence   be   not 

speedy�察  �I   shall   be   there   afore   you。   Kent。   I   will   not   sleep�察  �my   lord�察  �till   I 

have   delivered   your   letter。   Exit。   Fool。   If   a   man's   brains   were   in's   heels�察�

were't not in danger of kibes�拭�Lear。 Ay�察�boy。 Fool。 Then I prithee be merry。 

Thy wit shall ne'er go slip´shod。 Lear。 Ha�察�ha�察�ha� �Fool。 Shalt see thy other 

daughter will use thee kindly�察�for though she's as like this as a crab's like 

an apple�察�yet I can tell what I can tell。 Lear。 What canst tell�察�boy�拭�Fool。 

She'll taste as like this as a crab does to a crab。 Thou canst tell why one's 

nose stands i' th' middle on's face�拭�Lear。 No。 Fool。 Why�察�to keep one's eyes 

of either side's nose�察�that what a man cannot smell out�察�'a may spy into。 

Lear。 I did her wrong。 Fool。 Canst tell how an oyster makes his shell�拭�Lear。 

No。 Fool。 Nor I neither�察�but I can tell why a snail has a house。 Lear。 Why�拭�

Fool。 Why�察�to put's head in�察�not to give it away to his daughters�察�and leave 

his horns without a case。 Lear。 I will forget my nature。 So kind a father� � 

Be my horses ready�拭�Fool。 Thy asses are gone about 'em。 The reason why 

the   seven   stars   are   no   moe   than   seven   is   a   pretty  reason。   Lear。   Because 

they are not eight�拭�Fool。 Yes indeed。 Thou wouldst make a good fool。 Lear。 

To tak't again perforce� �Monster ingratitude� �Fool。 If thou wert my fool�察�

nuncle�察 �I'ld have  thee  beaten   for  being   old   before  thy  time。  Lear。   How's 

that�拭�Fool。 Thou shouldst not have been old till thou hadst been wise。 Lear。 

O�察�let me not be mad�察�not mad�察�sweet heaven� �Keep me in temper�察�I would 

not be mad� �

       ��Enter a Gentleman。�А�

       How now�拭�Are the horses ready�拭�Gent。 Ready�察�my lord。 Lear。 Come�察�

boy。 Fool。 She that's a maid now�察�and laughs at my departure�察�Shall not be 

a maid long�察�unless things be cut shorter Exeunt。 



        


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ACT II。 


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       SCENE I。 A court within the Castle of the Earl of 



                                    Gloucester。 



     Enter ��Edmund the�А�Bastard and Curan�察�meeting。 

       Edm。   Save   thee�察  �Curan。   Cur。   And   you�察  �sir。   I   have   been   with   your 

father�察  �and   given   him   notice   that   the   Duke   of   Cornwall   and   Regan   his 

Duchess will be here with him this night。 Edm。 How comes that�拭�Cur。 Nay�察�

I know not。 You have heard of the news abroad´ I mean the whisper'd ones�察�

for they are yet but 
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