2347.352181Else one selfe mate and mate could not beget

2347.362182Such different issues; you spoke not with her since?

2347.372183Gent. No.

2184Kent. Was this before the King returnd?

2347.382185Gent. No, since.

2347.392186Kent. Well sir, the poore distressed Lear's ith Towne,

2347.402187Who sometime in his better tune remembers

2347.412188What we are come about, and by no meanes will yeeld to see his

2189 daughter.

2347.422190Gent. Why good sir?

2347.432191Kent. A soueraigne shame so elbowes him, his own vnkindnes

2347.442192That stript her from his benediction, turnd her

2347.452193To forraine casualties, gaue her deare rights

2347.462194To his dog-hearted daughters; these things sting his minde

2347.472195So venomously, that burning shame detaines him from Cordelia.

2347.482196Gent. Alacke poore Gentleman.

2347.492197Kent. Of Albanies and Cornwals powers you heard not?

2347.502198Gent. Tis so they are afoote.

2347.512199Kent. Well sir, ile bring you to our master Lear,

2347.522200And leaue you to attend him, some deare cause

2347.532201Will in concealement wrap me vp a while,

2347.542202When I am knowne aright you shall not greeue,

2347.552203Lending me this acquaintance, I pray you go along with me.

23512206Cor. Alacke tis he, why he was euen now,

23522207As mad as the vent sea, singing aloud,

23532208Crownd with ranke femiter and furrow weeds,

23542209With hor-docks, hemlocke, nettles, coockow-flowers,

23552210Darnell and all the idle weeds that grow

23562211In our sustaining, Corne, a century is sent foorth,

23572212Search euery acre in the high growne field,

23582213And bring him to our eye, what can mans wisedome do

23592214In the restoring his bereaued sence? he that can helpe him

23602215Take all my outward worth.

23612216Doct. There is meanes Madame,

23622217Our foster nurse of nature is repose,