519whers my foole, ho I thinke the world's
579a
sleepe, how now,
580521Kent. He
say's my Lord,
your daughter is not well.
581522Lear. Why came not the
slaue backe to mee when I
582cal'd
583524seruant. Sir, hee an
swered mee in the rounde
st maner,
584hee
525would not.
585 Lear. A would not
? 586526seruant. My Lord,
I know not what the matter is,
587but to my
527iudgemẽt,
your highnes is not ẽtertained
588with that ceremonious
528a
ffe
ction as you were wont,
589ther's a great abatement, apeer's as
529well in
590the generall dependants, as in the Duke him
selfe al
so,
530and
591your daughter.
592 Lear. Ha,
say'
st thou
so
? 593531seruant. I be
seech you pardon mee my Lord,
if I be
594mi
staken,
532for my dutie cannot bee
silent, when I thinke
595your highne
sse
596534Lear. Thou but remember'
st me of mine owne con
597ception, I
535haue perceiued a mo
st faint negle
ct of late,
598which I haue rather
536blamed as mine owne ielous curio
599sitie,
then as a very pretence
&
537purport of vnkindne
sse,
600I will looke further into't, but wher's
538this foole? I
601haue not
seene him this two dayes.
602539seruant. Since my yong Ladies going into
France 603sir, the foole
604541Lear. No more of that, I haue noted it, goe you
605and tell my
542daughter,
I would
speake with her,
goe you
606cal hither my foole,
543O you
sir, you
sir, come you hither,
607who am I
sir?
610545Lear. My Ladies father, my Lords knaue, you hore
611son dog,
612547Stew. I am none of this my Lord,
613I be
seech you pardon me.
614548Lear. Doe you bandie lookes with me you ra
scall
? 615549Stew. Ile not be
struck my Lord,
616550Kent. Nor tript neither, you ba
se football player.
617551Lear. I thanke thee fellow,
618thou
seru'
st me,
and ile loue thee.
619552Kent. Come
sir ile teach you di
fferences,
620away, away, if
553you will mea
sure your lubbers length a
621gaine, tarry, but away,
622555Lear. Now friendly knaue I thanke thee, their's
623earne
st of
556thy
seruice.
624 Enter Foole. Foole.