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thee。   Thy   fifty   yet   doth   double   five´and´twenty�察�And   thou   art   twice   her 


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love。 Gon。 Hear�察�me�察�my lord。 What need you five´and´twenty�察�ten�察�or five�察�

To follow in a house where twice so many Have a command to tend you�拭�

Reg。 What need one�拭�Lear。 O�察�reason not the need� �Our basest beggars Are 

in the poorest thing superfluous。 Allow not nature more than nature needs�察�

Man's life is cheap as beast's。 Thou art a lady�此�If only to go warm were 

gorgeous�察    �Why�察   �nature    needs   not  what    thou   gorgeous    wear'st   Which 

scarcely keeps thee warm。 But�察�for true need´ You heavens�察�give me that 

patience�察�patience I need� �You see me here�察�you gods�察�a poor old man�察�As 

full of grief as age�察�wretched in both。 If it be you that stirs these daughters' 

hearts Against their father�察�fool me not so much To bear it tamely�察�touch 

me with noble anger�察�And let not women's weapons�察�water drops�察�Stain my 

man's cheeks� �No�察�you unnatural hags� �I will have such revenges on you 

both That all the world shall´ I will do such things´ What they are yet�察�I 

know not�察�but they shall be The terrors of the earth� �You think I'll weep。 

No�察�I'll not weep。 I have full cause of weeping�察�but this heart Shall break 

into a   hundred   thousand   flaws   Or  ere   I'll   weep。  O   fool�察  �I  shall   go   mad� �

Exeunt Lear�察�Gloucester�察�Kent�察�and Fool。 Storm and tempest。 Corn。 Let us 

withdraw�察�'twill be a storm。 Reg。 This house is little�察�the old man and 's 

people Cannot be well bestow'd。 Gon。 'Tis his own blame�察�hath put himself 

from   rest   And   must    needs   taste  his  folly。   Reg。  For   his  particular�察 �I'll 

receive him gladly�察�But not one follower。 Gon。 So am I purpos'd。 Where is 

my Lord of Gloucester�拭�Corn。 Followed the old man forth。 

       Enter Gloucester。 

       He is return'd。 Glou。 The King is in high rage。 Corn。 Whither is he 

going�拭�Glou。 He calls to horse�察�but will I know not whither。 Corn。 'Tis best 

to give him way�察�he leads himself。 Gon。 My lord�察�entreat him by no means 

to stay。 Glou。 Alack�察�the night comes on�察�and the bleak winds Do sorely 

ruffle。 For many miles about There's scarce a bush。 Reg。 O�察�sir�察�to wilful 

men The injuries that they themselves procure Must be their schoolmasters。 

Shut up your doors。 He is attended with a desperate train�察�And what they 

may incense him to�察�being apt To have his ear abus'd�察�wisdom bids fear。 

Corn。 Shut up your doors�察�my lord�此�'tis a wild night。 My Regan counsels 

well。 Come out o' th' storm。 ��Exeunt。�А�


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ACT III。 


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                                 SCENE I。 A heath。 



     Storm still。 Enter Kent and a Gentleman at several doors。 

       Kent。 Who's there�察�besides foul weather�拭�Gent。 One minded like the 

weather�察    �most   unquietly。    Kent。   I  know    you。   Where's    the   King�拭   �Gent。 

Contending   with   the  fretful   elements�察  �Bids   the  wind   blow  the  earth into 

the   sea�察  �Or   swell   the   curled   waters   'bove   the   main�察  �That   things   might 

change   or   cease�察  �tears   his   white   hair�察  �Which   the   impetuous   blasts�察  �with 

eyeless rage�察�Catch in their fury and make nothing of�察�Strives in his little 

world of man to outscorn The to´and´fro´conflicting wind and rain。 This 

night�察�wherein the cub´drawn bear would couch�察�The lion and the belly´ 

pinched wolf Keep their fur dry�察�unbonneted he runs�察�And bids what will 

take all。 Kent。 But who is with him�拭�Gent。 None but the fool�察�who labours 

to   outjest   His   heart´struck   injuries。   Kent。   Sir�察  �I   do   know   you�察�And   dare 

upon   the   warrant   of   my   note   Commend   a   dear   thing   to   you。   There   is 

division ��Although as yet the face of it be cover'd With mutual cunning�� 

'twixt Albany and Cornwall�察�Who have ��as who have not�察�that their great 

stars   Thron'd   and   set   high�殖�   servants�察  �who   seem   no   less�察  �Which   are   to 

France the spies and speculations Intelligent of our state。 What hath been 

seen�察�Either in snuffs and packings of the Dukes�察�Or the hard rein which 

both of them have borne Against the old kind King�察�or something deeper�察�

Whereof�察�perchance�察�these are but furnishings´ But�察�true it is�察�from France 

there comes a power Into this scattered kingdom�察�who already�察�Wise in our 

negligence�察�have secret feet In some of our best ports and are at point To 

show their open banner。 Now to you�此�If on my credit you dare build so far 

To make   your   speed to  Dover�察 �you shall   find  Some that   will thank  you�察�

making   just   report   Of   how   unnatural   and   bemadding   sorrow   The   King 

hath   cause   to   plain。   I   am  a   gentleman   of blood   and   breeding�察�And   from 

some knowledge and assurance offer This office to you。 Gent。 I will talk 

further with you。 Kent。 No�察�do not。 For confirmation that I am much more 

Than my out´wall�察�open this purse and take What it contains。 If you shall 

see Cordelia ��As fear not but you shall���察�show her this ring�察�And she will 

tell you who your fellow is That yet you do not know。 Fie on this storm� �I 

will go seek the King。 Gent。 Give me your hand。 Have you no more to say�拭�


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Kent。  Few   words�察  �but�察  �to   effect�察  �more   than   all   yet�此�That�察  �when   we   have 

found the King ��in which your pain That way�察�I'll this���察�he that first lights 

on him Holla the other。 Exeunt ��severally�А� 


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                 SCENE II。 Another part of the heath。 



     Storm still。 Enter Lear and Fool。 

       Lear。 Blow�察�winds�察�and crack your cheeks� �rage� �blow� �You cataracts 

and   hurricanoes�察  �spout   Till   you   have   drench'd   our   steeples�察  �drown'd   the 

cocks� �You sulph'rous and thought´executing fires�察�Vaunt´couriers to oak´ 

cleaving     thunderbolts�察    �Singe    my    white    head�    �And    thou�察  �all´shaking 

thunder�察�Strike flat the thick rotundity o' th' world�察�Crack Nature's moulds�察�

all   germains   spill   at   once�察  �That   makes   ingrateful   man�   �Fool。   O   nuncle�察�

court holy water in a dry house is better than this rain water out o' door。 

Good   nuncle�察  �in�察  �and   ask   thy   daughters   blessing�   �Here's   a   night   pities 

nether   wise   men   nor   fools。   Lear。   Rumble   thy   bellyful�   �Spit�察  �fire�   �spout�察�

rain�   �Nor   rain�察  �wind�察  �thunder�察  �fire   are   my   daughters。   I   tax   not   you�察  �you 

elements�察�with unkindness。 I never gave you kingdom�察�call'd you children�察�

You owe me no subscription。 Then let fall Your horrible pleasure。 Here I 

stand your slave�察�A poor�察�infirm�察�weak�察�and despis'd old man。 But yet I call 

you servile ministers�察�That will   with two pernicious daughters join Your 

high´engender'd battles 'gainst a head So old and white as this� �O� �O� �'tis 

foul� �Fool。 He that has a house to put 's head in has a good head´piece。 The 

codpiece that will house Before the head has any�察�The head and he shall 

louse�此�So beggars marry many。 The man that makes his toe What he his 

heart should make Shall of a corn cry woe�察�And turn his sleep to wake。 For 

there was never yet fair woman but she made mouths in a glass。 

       Enter Kent。 

       Lear。 No�察�I will be the pattern of all patience�察�I will say nothing。 Kent。 

Who's there�拭�Fool。 Marry�察�here's grace and a codpiece�察�that's a wise man 

and a fool。 Kent。 Alas�察�sir�察�are you here�拭�Things that love night Love not 

such nights as these。 The wrathful skies Gallow the very wanderers of the 

dark And make them keep their caves。   Since I was man�察�Such sheets   of 

fire�察�such bursts of horrid thunder�察�Such groans of roaring wind and rain�察�I 

never Remember to have heard。 Man's nature cannot carry Th'   affliction 

nor the fear。 Lear。 Let the great gods�察�That keep this dreadful pudder o'er 

our heads�察  �Find   out   their   enemies   now。 Tremble�察  �thou   wretch�察�That   hast 

within    thee   undivulged      crimes   Unwhipp'd       of  justice。  Hide    thee�察 �thou 


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bloody   hand�察     �Thou    perjur'd�察  �and    thou   simular    man   of   virtue   That    art 

incestuous。      Caitiff�察  �in  pieces   shake    That    under    covert   and   convenient 

seeming   Hast       practis'd   on   man's    life。  Close   pent´up   guilts�察   �Rive    your 

concealing   continents�察  �and   cry These   dreadful   summoners   grace。   I   am  a 

man More sinn'd against than sinning。 Kent。 Alack�察�bareheaded�拭�Gracious 

my lord�察�hard by here is a hovel�察�Some friendship will it lend you 'gainst 

the tempest。   Repose   you   there�察  �whilst   I to   this   hard house   ��More   harder 

than the stones whereof 'tis rais'd�察�Which even but now�察�demanding after 

you�察�Denied me to come in�� return�察�and force Their scanted courtesy。 Lear。 

My wits begin to turn。 Come on�察�my boy。 How dost�察�my boy�拭�Art cold�拭�I 

am cold myself。 Where is this straw�察�my fellow�拭�The art of our
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