25212363A
ffli
ction till it do cry out it
selfe
25222364Enough, enough, and dye: that thing you
speake of,
25232365I tooke it for a man: often would he
say
25242366The
fiend, the
fiend, he led me to that place.
25252367Edg. Bare, free, and patient thoughts
: but who comes heere,
25282368The
safer
sen
se will nere accommodate his mai
ster thus.
25302370Lear. No, they cannot touch me for coyning, I am the King
25322372Edg. O thou
side piercing
sight.
25332373Lear. Nature is aboue Art in that re
spe
ct, ther's your pre
sse
- 25342374money. That fellow handles his bow like a Crow-keeper, draw
25352375me a clothiers yard. Looke, looke, a Mou
se; peace, peace, this
25362376to
sted chee
se will do it. Ther's my gantlet, Ile proue it on a Gy
- 25372377ant, bring vp the browne bils. O well
flowne birde in the ayre.
25432382Lear. Ha
Gonorill, ha
Regan, they
flatter'd me like a dogge, and
25442383told me I had white haires in my beard, ere the black ones were
25452384there; to
say I and no to all I
saide : I and no too was no good
25472385Diuinity. When the raine came to wet me once, and the wind to
25482386make me chatter, when the thunder would not peace at my bid
- 25492387ding, there I found them, there I
smelt them out : goe too, they
25502388are not men of their words, they told mee I was euery thing, tis
25522390Glost. The tricke of that voyce I doe, well remember, i
st not
25542392Lear. I, euery inch a King: when I do
stare
see how the
subie
ct 25552393quakes
: I pardon that mans life, what was thy cau
se, Adulterie
? 25572394thou
shalt not dye for adultery: no, the wren goes toot, and the
25582395small guilded
flye do letcher in my
sight; let copulation thriue.
25602396For
Glosters ba
stard
son was kinder to his father then my daugh
- 25612397ters got tweene the lawfull
sheets, toot Luxury, pell mell, for I
25622398want
souldiers. Behold yon
simpring dame, who
se face between
her