1226.11056For following her affaires, put in his legs,

12271057Come my Lord, away. Exit.

12281058Glost. I am sorry for thee friend, tis the Dukes pleasure,

12291059Whose disposition all the world well knowes

12301060Will not be rubd nor stopt, Ile intreate for thee.

12311061Kent. Pray you do not sir I haue watcht and trauaild hard,

12321062Some time I shall sleepe out, the rest Ile whistle,

12331063A good mans fortune may grow out at heeles,

12341064Giue you good morrow.

12351065Glost. The Duke's too blame in this, twill be ill tooke.

12371067Kent. Good King, that must approue the common saw,

12381068Thou out of heauens benediction comest

12391069To the warme Sunne.

12401070Approach thou beacon to this vnder-globe,

12411071That by thy comfortable beames I may

12421072Peruse this letter, nothing almost sees my wracke

12431073But misery, I know tis from Cordelia,

12441074Who hath most fortunately bene informed

12451075Of my obscured course, and shall finde time

12461076From this enormious state, seeking to giue

12471077Losses their remedies, all weary and ouer-watcht,

12481078Take vantage heauy eies not to behold

12491079This shamefull lodging; Fortune goodnight,

12501080Smile, once more turne thy wheele. He sleepes.

12521082Edgar, I heare my selfe proclaim'd,

12531083And by the happy hollow of a Tree,

12541084Escapt the hunt, no Port is free, no place

12551085That guard, and most vnusall vigilence

12561086Dost not attend my taking while I may scape,

12571087I will preserue my selfe, and am bethought

12581088To take the basest and most poorest shape,

12591089That euer penury in contempt of man,

12601090Brought neere to beast; my face ile grime with filth,

12611091Blanket my loines, else all my haire with knots,