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I know not。 You have heard of the news abroad´ I mean the whisper'd ones�察�
for they are yet but ear´kissing arguments�拭�Edm。 Not I。 Pray you�察�what are
they�拭�Cur。 Have you heard of no likely wars toward 'twixt the two Dukes
of Cornwall and Albany�拭�Edm。 Not a word。 Cur。 You may do�察�then�察�in time。
Fare you well�察�sir。 Exit。 Edm。 The Duke be here to´night�拭�The better� �best� �
This weaves itself perforce into my business。 My father hath set guard to
take my brother�察�And I have one thing�察�of a queasy question�察�Which I must
act。 Briefness and fortune�察 �work� �Brother�察 �a word� �Descend� �Brother�察 �I
say� �
Enter Edgar。
My father watches。 O sir�察�fly this place� �Intelligence is given where
you are hid。 You have now the good advantage of the night。 Have you not
spoken 'gainst the Duke of Cornwall�拭�He's coming hither�察�now�察�i' th' night�察�
i' th' haste�察�And Regan with him。 Have you nothing said Upon his party
'gainst the Duke of Albany�拭�Advise yourself。 Edg。 I am sure on't�察 �not a
word。 Edm。 I hear my father coming。 Pardon me� �In cunning I must draw
my sword upon you。 Draw�察�seem to defend yourself�察�now quit you well。´
Yield� �Come before my father。 Light�察 �ho�察 �here� �Fly�察 �brother。´ Torches�察�
torches� � So farewell。 Exit Edgar。 Some blood drawn on me would beget
opinion Of my more fierce endeavour。 ��Stabs his arm。�А �I have seen
drunkards Do more than this in sport。´ Father�察 �father� � Stop�察 �stop� �No
help�拭�
Enter Gloucester�察�and Servants with torches。
Glou。 Now�察�Edmund�察�where's the villain�拭�Edm。 Here stood he in the
dark�察 �his sharp sword out�察 �Mumbling of wicked charms�察 �conjuring the
moon To stand 's auspicious mistress。 Glou。 But where is he�拭�Edm。 Look�察�
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sir�察�I bleed。 Glou。 Where is the villain�察�Edmund�拭�Edm。 Fled this way�察�sir。
When by no means he could´ Glou。 Pursue him�察 �ho� �Go after。 ��Exeunt
some Servants�А� By no means what�拭�Edm。 Persuade me to the murther of
your lordship�察�But that I told him the revenging gods 'Gainst parricides did
all their thunders bend�察�Spoke with how manifold and strong a bond The
child was bound to th' father´ sir�察�in fine�察�Seeing how loathly opposite I
stood To his unnatural purpose�察�in fell motion With his prepared sword he
charges home My unprovided body�察�lanch'd mine arm�察�But when he saw
my best alarum'd spirits�察�Bold in the quarrel's right�察�rous'd to th' encounter�察�
Or whether gasted by the noise I made�察�Full suddenly he fled。 Glou。 Let
him fly far。 Not in this land shall he remain uncaught�察�And found´ dispatch。
The noble Duke my master�察�My worthy arch and patron�察�comes to´night。
By his authority I will proclaim it That he which find�察�him shall deserve
our thanks�察�Bringing the murderous caitiff to the stake�察�He that conceals
him�察�death。 Edm。 When I dissuaded him from his intent And found him
pight to do it�察�with curst speech I threaten'd to discover him。 He replied�察�
'Thou unpossessing bastard�察�dost thou think�察�If I would stand against thee�察�
would the reposal Of any trust�察�virtue�察�or worth in thee Make thy words
faith'd�拭�No。 What I should deny ��As this I would�察�ay�察�though thou didst
produce My very character���察 �I'ld turn it all To thy suggestion�察 �plot�察 �and
damned practice�察�And thou must make a dullard of the world�察�If they not
thought the profits of my death Were very pregnant and potential spurs To
make thee seek it。' Glou。 Strong and fast'ned villain� �Would he deny his
letter�拭�I never got him。 Tucket within。 Hark�察�the Duke's trumpets� �I know
not why he comes。 All ports I'll bar�察�the villain shall not scape�察�The Duke
must grant me that。 Besides�察�his picture I will send far and near�察�that all the
kingdom May have due note of him�察 �and of my land�察�Loyal and natural
boy�察�I'll work the means To make thee capable。
Enter Cornwall�察�Regan�察�and Attendants。
Corn。 How now�察�my noble friend�拭�Since I came hither ��Which I can
call but now�� I have heard strange news。 Reg。 If it be true�察�all vengeance
comes too short Which can pursue th' offender。 How dost�察�my lord�拭�Glou。
O madam�察�my old heart is crack'd�察�it's crack'd� �Reg。 What�察�did my father's
godson seek your life�拭�He whom my father nam'd�拭�Your Edgar�拭�Glou。 O
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lady�察�lady�察�shame would have it hid� �Reg。 Was he not companion with the
riotous knights That tend upon my father�拭�Glou。 I know not�察�madam。 'Tis
too bad�察 �too bad� �Edm。 Yes�察 �madam�察 �he was of that consort。 Reg。 No
marvel then though he were ill affected。 'Tis they have put him on the old
man's death�察�To have th' expense and waste of his revenues。 I have this
present evening from my sister Been well inform'd of them�察�and with such
cautions That�察�if they come to sojourn at my house�察�I'll not be there。 Corn。
Nor I�察�assure thee�察�Regan。 Edmund�察�I hear that you have shown your father
A childlike office。 Edm。 'Twas my duty�察 �sir。 Glou。 He did bewray his
practice�察�and receiv'd This hurt you see�察�striving to apprehend him。 Corn。
Is he pursued�拭�Glou。 Ay�察�my good lord。 Corn。 If he be taken�察�he shall never
more Be fear'd of doing harm。 Make your own purpose�察 �How in my
strength you please。 For you�察�Edmund�察�Whose virtue and obedience doth
this instant So much commend itself�察�you shall be ours。 Natures of such
deep trust we shall much need�察�You we first seize on。 Edm。 I shall serve
you�察�sir�察�Truly�察�however else。 Glou。 For him I thank your Grace。 Corn。 You
know not why we came to visit you´ Reg。 Thus out of season�察�threading
dark´ey'd night。 Occasions�察�noble Gloucester�察�of some poise�察�Wherein we
must have use of your advice。 Our father he hath writ�察�so hath our sister�察�
Of differences�察�which I best thought it fit To answer from our home。 The
several messengers From hence attend dispatch。 Our good old friend�察�Lay
comforts to your bosom�察�and bestow Your needful counsel to our business�察�
Which craves the instant use。 Glou。 I serve you�察�madam。 Your Graces are
right welcome。 Exeunt。 Flourish。
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SCENE II。 Before Gloucester's Castle。
Enter Kent and ��Oswald the�А�Steward�察�severally。
Osw。 Good dawning to thee�察�friend。 Art of this house�拭�Kent。 Ay。 Osw。
Where may we set our horses�拭�Kent。 I' th' mire。 Osw。 Prithee�察�if thou lov'st
me�察�tell me。 Kent。 I love thee not。 Osw。 Why then�察�I care not for thee。 Kent。
If I had thee in Lipsbury Pinfold�察 �I would make thee care for me。 Osw。
Why dost thou use me thus�拭�I know thee not。 Kent。 Fellow�察�I know thee。
Osw。 What dost thou know me for�拭�Kent。 A knave�察�a rascal�察�an eater of
broken meats�察 �a base�察 �proud�察 �shallow�察 �beggarly�察 �three´suited�察 �hundred´
pound�察 �filthy�察 �worsted´stocking knave�察 �a lily´liver'd�察 �action´taking�察�
whoreson�察 �glass´gazing�察 �superserviceable�察 �finical rogue�察 �one´trunk´
inheriting slave�察�one that wouldst be a bawd in way of good service�察�and
art nothing but the composition of a knave�察�beggar�察�coward�察�pander�察�and
the son and heir of a mongrel bitch�察�one whom I will beat into clamorous
whining�察�if thou deny the least syllable of thy addition。 Osw。 Why�察�what a
monstrous fellow art thou�察�thus to rail on one that's neither known of thee
nor knows thee� �Kent。 What a brazen´fac'd varlet art thou�察�to deny thou
knowest me� �Is it two days ago since I beat thee and tripp'd up thy heels
before the King�拭。�Draws his sword。�А�Draw�察�you rogue� �for�察�though it be
night�察�yet the moon shines。 I'll make a sop o' th' moonshine o' you。 Draw�察�
you whoreson cullionly barbermonger� �draw� �Osw。 Away� �I have nothing
to do with thee。 Kent。 Draw�察�you rascal� �You come with letters against the
King�察�and take Vanity the puppet's part against the royalty of her father。
Draw�察 �you rogue�察 �or I'll so carbonado your shanks� �Draw�察 �you rascal� �
Come your ways� �Osw。 Help�察�ho� �murther� �help� �Kent。 Strike�察�you slave� �
Stand�察�rogue� �Stand�察�you neat slave� �Strike� 。�Beats him。�А�Osw。 Help�察�ho� �
murther� �murther� �
Enter Edmund�察�with his rapier drawn�察�Gloucester�察�Cornwall�察�Regan�察�
Servants。
Edm。 How now�拭 �What's the matter�拭 �Parts ��them�А� Kent。 With you�察�
goodman boy�察�an you please� �Come�察�I'll flesh ye� �Come on�察�young master� �
Glou。 Weapons�拭 �arms�拭�What's the matter here�拭�Corn。 Keep peace�察 �upon
your lives� �He dies that strikes again。 What is the matter�拭 �Reg。 The
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messengers from our sister and the King Corn。 What is your difference�拭�
Speak。 Osw。 I am scarce in breath�察�my lord。 Kent。 No marvel�察�you have so
bestirr'd your valour。 You cowardly rascal�察 �nature disclaims in thee�察 �a
tailor made thee。 Corn。 Thou art a strange fellow。 A tailor make a man�拭�
Kent。 Ay�察�a tailor�察�sir。 A stonecutter or a painter could not have made him
so ill�察�though he had been but two hours at the trade。 Corn。 Speak yet�察�how
grew your quarrel�拭�Osw。 This ancient ruffian�察�sir�察�whose life I have spar'd
At suit of his grey beard´ Kent。 Thou whoreson zed� �thou unnecessary
letter� �My lord�察�if you'll give me leave�察�I will tread this unbolted villain
into mortar and daub the walls of a jakes with him。 'Spare my grey beard��'
you wagtail�拭 �Corn。 Peace�察 �sirrah� �You beastly knave�察 �know you no
reverence�拭�Kent。 Yes�察�sir�察�but anger hath a privilege。 Corn。 Why art thou
angry�拭�Kent。 That such a slave as this should wear a sword�察�Who wears no
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