24402230Me thinks thy voyce is altered, and thou speakest

24412231With better phrase and matter then thou didst.

24422232Edg. Y'ar much deceaued, in nothing am I chang'd

24432233But in my garments.

24442234Glost. Me thinks y'ar better spoken.

24452235Edg. Come on sir, 2446her's the place, stand still, how (feareful

24472236And dizi tis to cast ones eyes so low

24482237The crowes and choghes that wing the midway ayre

24492238Shew scarce so grosse as beetles, halfe way downe

24502239Hangs one that gathers sampire, dreadfull trade,

24512240Me thinkes he seemes no bigger then his head,

24522241The fishermen that walke vpon the beach

24532242Appeare like mise, and yon tall anchoring barke

24542243Diminisht to her cock, her cock a boui

24552244Almost too small for sight, the murmuring surge

24562245That on the vnnumbred idle peeble chaffes

24572246Cannot be heard, its so hie ile looke no more,

24582247Least my braine turne, and the deficient sight

24592248Topple downe headlong.

24602249Glost. Set me where you stand?

24612250Edg. Giue me your hand, 2462you are now within a foot

2251Of th'extreame verge, 2463for all beneath the Moone

2252Would I not leape vpright.

24642253Glost. Let goe my hand,

24652254Here friend's another pursse, in it a iewell,

24662255Well worth a poore mans taking, Fairies and Gods

24672256Prosper it with thee, goe thou farther off,

24682257Bid me farewell, and let me heare thee going.

24692258Edg. Now fare you well good sir.

24702259Glost. With all my heart.

24712260Edg. Why I do trifell thus with his dispaire 2472is done(to cure it.

24732261Glost. O you mightie Gods, He kneeles.

24742262This world I doe renounce, and in your sights

24752263Shake patiently my great affliction off,

24762264If I could beare it longer and not fall

24772265To quarel with your great opposles wils

24782266My snurff and loathed part of nature should

24792267Burne it selfe out, if Edgar liue, O blesse,