1432On him, 1653hollow the other. Exeunt.

16561434Lear. Blow wind & cracke your cheekes, rage, blow

16571435You caterickes, & Hircanios spout 1658til you haue drencht,

1436The steeples drown'd the cockes, 1659you sulpherous and

1437Thought executing fires, 1660vaunt-currers to

1438Oke-cleauing thunderboults, 1661singe my white head,

1439And thou all shaking thunder, 1662smite flat

1440The thicke Rotunditie of the world, 1663cracke natures

1441Mold, all Germains spill at once 1664that make

1442Ingratefull man.

16651443Foole. O Nunckle, Court holy water in a drie house

16661444Is better then this raine water out a doore,

1445Good Nunckle 1667in, and aske thy daughters blessing,

1446Heers a night pities 1668nether wise man nor foole.

16691447Lear. Rumble thy belly full, spit fire, spout raine,

16701448Nor raine, wind, thunder, fire, are my daughters,

16711449I taske not you you elements with vnkindnes,

16721450I neuer gaue you kingdome, cald you children,

16731451You owe me no subscription, why then let fall 1674your horrible (plesure

1452Here I stãd your slaue, 1675a poore infirme weak &

1453Despis'd ould man, 1676but yet I call you seruile

1454Ministers, 1677that haue with 2. pernitious daughters ioin'd

16781455Your high engẽdred battel gainst a head 1679so old & white 1456As this, O tis foule.

16801457Foole. Hee that has a house to put his head in, has a good

16811458headpeece, 1682the Codpeece that will house before the head, has

1459any 1683the head and hee shall lowse, so beggers mary many, 1684the

1460man that makes his toe, what hee his heart should make, 1685shall

1461haue a corne cry woe, and turne his sleepe to wake, for

16861462there was neuer yet faire woman but shee made 1687mouthes in a

1463glasse.

16891464Lear. No I will be the patterne of all patience En.ter Kent.

16901465I will say nothing.

16911466Kent. Whose there?

16921467Foole. Marry heers Grace, & a codpis, that's a 1693wiseman and1468a foole.

16941469Kent. Alas sir, sit you here?