29232648If euer I returne to you againe
2924ile bring you comfort.
Exit. 29252649Glost. Grace goe with you
sir.
2926 Alarum and retreat. 29282650Edg. Away old man,
giue me thy hand,
away,
29292651King
Lear hath lo
st,
he and his daughter taine,
29312653Glost. No farther
sir, a man may rot euen here.
29322654Edg. What in ill thoughts againe
2933men mu
st indure,
29342655Their going hence,
euen as their coming hither,
29382657Enter Edmund, with Lear and Cordelia prisoners. 29402658Bast, Some o
fficers take them away,
good guard
29412659Vntill their greater plea
sures be
st be knowne
29432661Cor. We are not the
fir
st 2944who with be
st meaning haue
(incurd 2662The wor
st,
2945for thee oppre
ssed King am I ca
st downe,
29462663My
selfe could el
se outfrowne fal
se Fortunes frowne,
29472664Shall we not
see the
se daughters, and the
se
sisters?
29482665Lear. No,
no, come lets away to pri
son
29492666We two alone will
sing like birds it'h cage,
29502667When thou do
st a
ske me ble
ssing,
ile kneele downe
29512668And aske of thee forgiuenes,
so weele liue
29522669And pray,
and
sing, and tell old tales and laugh
29532670At guilded butter
flies,
and heare poore rogues
29542671Talke of Court newes,
and weele talke with them to,
29552672Who loo
ses,
and who wins,
who
se in,
who
se out,
29562673And take vpon's the mi
stery of things
29572674As if we were Gods
spies,
and weele weare out
29582675In a wal'd pri
son,
packs and
se
cts of great ones
29612678Lear. Vpon
such
sacri
fices my
Cordelia,
29622679The Gods thẽ
selues throw incen
se,
2963haue I caught thee?
29642680He that parts vs
shall bring a brand from heauen,
29652681And
fire vs hence like Foxes,
wipe thine eyes,
29662682The good
shall deuoure em,
fleach and fell
29672683Ere they
shall make vs weepe
? 2968wele
see vm
starue
fir
st,
(come. 29692684Bast. Come hither Captaine,
harke.
29702685Take thou this note,
goe follow them to pri
son,
And