21561931Seruant. Oh I am slaine my Lord, yet haue you one eye left to

21571932see some mischiefe on him, oh! He dies.

21581933Corn. Least it see more, preuent it, out vilde Ielly,

21591934Where is thy luster now?

21601935Glost. All darke and comfortles, wheres my sonne Edmund?

21621936Edmund vnbridle all the sparkes of nature, to quit this horrid

21631937acte.

21641938Reg. Out villaine, thou calst on him that hates thee, it was hee

21661939that made the ouerture of thy treasons to vs, who is too good to

21671940pitty thee.

21681941Glost. O my follies, then Edgar was abused,

21691942Kinde Gods forgiue me that, and prosper him.

21701943Reg. Goe thrust him out at gates, and let him smell his way to

21711944Douer, how ist my Lord? how looke you?

21731945Corn. I haue receiued a hurt, follow me Lady,

21741946Turne out that eyelesse villaine, throw this slaue vpon

21751947The dunghill, Regan I bleed apace, vntimely

21761948Comes this hurt, giue me your arme. Exit.

2176.11949Seruant. Ile neuer care what wickednesse I do,

2176.21950If this man come to good.

2176.319512.Seruant. If she liue long, and in the end meet the old course

2176.41952of death, women will all turne monsters.

2177.519531.Ser. Let's follow the old Earle, and get the bedlam

2176.61954To lead him where he would, his rogish madnesse

2176.71955Allowes it selfe to any thing.

2176.819562.Ser. Goe thou, ile fetch some flaxe and whites of egges to

2176.91957apply to his bleeding face, now heauen helpe him.

21791960Edg. Yet better thus, and knowne to be contemn'd,

21801961Then still contemn'd and flattered to be worst,

21811962The lowest and most deiected thing of Fortune

21821963Stands still in experience, liues not in feare,

21831964The lamentable change is from the best,

21841965The worst returnes to laughter,