2014.291786Armes, armes,
sword,
fire, corruption in the place,
2014.301787Fal
se Iu
sticer, why ha
st thou let her
scape?
20161789Kent. O pitty
sir, where is the patience now,
20171790That you
so oft haue boa
sted to retaine.
20181791Edg. My teares begin to take his part
so much,
20211794Trey,
Blanch, and
Sweet-hart,
see they barke at me.
20221795Edg. Tom will throw his head at them, auant you curs.
20231796Be thy mouth, or blacke or white, tooth that poi
sons if it bite,
20251797Ma
stiue, Gray-hound, Mungrel, Grim-hound, or Spaniell, Brach
20261798or Him, Bobtailetike, or Trundle-taile,
Tom will make them
20281799weepe and waile. For with throwing thus my head, dogs leape
20301800the hatch, and all are
fled, loudla doodla, come march to wakes,
20311801and faires, and market townes, poore
Tom thy horne is dry.
20331802Lear. Then let them anotomize
Regan,
see what breeds about
1804Hart is there any cau
se in nature that makes this hardne
sse;
20351805You
sir, I entertaine you for one of my hundred,
20361806Onely I do not like the fa
shion of your garment; you'l
say
20371807They are Per
sian attire, but let them be changed.
20401808Kent. Now my good my Lord lie here a while.
20411809Lear. Make no noi
se, make no noi
se, draw the Curtaines,
so,
20421810so,
so, wee'l go to
supper in the morning,
so,
so,
so.
20441812Glost. Come hither friend, where is the King my ma
ster?
20461813Kent. Here
sir, but trouble him not, his wits are gone.
20471814Glost. Good friend, I prethee take him in thy armes,
20481815I haue ore-heard a plot of death vpon him,
20491816There is a Litter ready, lay him in it, and driue towards
Douer,
1818Where thou
shalt meete both welcome and prote
ction; take vp
20521820If thou
should
st dally halfe an houre, his life with thine,
20531821And all that o
ffer to defend him,
stand in a
ssured lo
sse,
Take