2382tagem to
shoot
2627a troupe of hor
se with fell,
2628& when I haue
stole
2383vpon the
se
sonne in lawes,
2629then kill,
kill,
kill,
kill,
kill,
kill.
26312385Gent. O here he is, lay hands vpon him
sirs,
2632your mo
st deere
26332386Lear. No re
skue, what a pri
soner, I am eene
2634the naturall foole
2387of Fortune, v
se me well
2635you
shall haue ran
some, let mee haue a
2388churgion
2636I am cut to the braines.
26382390Lear. No
seconds, all my
selfe,
2639why this would make a man
2391of
salt
2640to v
se his eyes for garden waterpots, I and laying Autums
2392du
st.
2393Lear. I will die brauely
2641like a bridegroome, what? I will be
2394Iouiall,
2642come, come, I am a King my mai
sters, know you that.
26432395Gent. You are a royall one, and we obey you.
26442396Lear. Then theres life int, nay and
2645you get it you
shall get it
2397with running.
Exit King running. 26462398Gent. A
sight mo
st pitifull in the meane
st wretch,
2647pa
st spea
- 2399king of
in a king: thou ha
st one daughter
2648who redeemes nature
2400from the generall cur
se
2649which twaine hath brought her to.
26512402Gent. Sir
speed you, whats your will.
26522403Edg. Do you heare ought of a battell toward.
26532404Gent. Mo
st sure and vulgar
2654euery one here's that
2405That can di
stingui
sh sence.
26552406Edg. But by your fauour
2656how neers the other army.
26572407 Gent. Neere and on
speed fort the maine de
scryes,
26582408Stand
st on the howerly thoughts.
26592409Edg. I thanke you
sir thats all.
26602410Gent. Though that the Queene on
speciall cau
se is here,
26612411Hir army is moued on.
2662 Edg. I thanke you
sir.
Exit. 26632412Glost. You euer gentle gods take my breath from me,
26642413Let not my wor
ser
spirit tempt me againe,
26652414To dye before you plea
se.
2666 Edg. Well, pray you father.
26672415Glost. Now good
sir what are you.
26682416Edg. A mo
st poore man made lame by Fortunes blowes,
26692417Who by the Art of knowne and feeling
sorrowes
26702418Am pregnant to good pitty, giue me your hand
Glost.