25632399her forkes pre
sageth
snow, that minces vertue, and do
shake the
25652400head, heare of plea
sures name to
fichew, nor the
soyled Hor
sse
25662401goes toot with a more riotous appetite: downe from the wa
ste
25672402they are Centaures, though women all aboue, but to the girdle
25682403do the gods inherit, beneath is all the
fiends, theres Hell, theres
25692404darkne
sse,
fie,
fie,
fie, pah, pah: Giue mee an ounce of Ciuet,
25722405good Apothecary, to
sweeten my imagination, ther's money for
25752408Lear. Here wipe it
fir
st, it
smels of mortality.
25772409Glo. O ruin'd peece of nature, this great world
shold
so weare
25802411Lear. I remember thy eyes well enough, do
st thou
squiny on
25812412me: no, do thy wor
st blinde Cupid, Ile not loue: Read thou that
25822413challenge, marke the penning on't.
25842414Glo. Were all the letters
suns I could not
see one.
25852415Edg. I would not take this from report, it is, & my hart breaks
25882418Glo. What, with the ca
se of eyes.
25892419Lear. O ho, are you there with me? No eyes in your head nor
25902420money in your pur
se
? your eyes are in a heauy ca
se, your pur
sse
25912421in a light; yet you
see how this world goes?
25942423Lea. What art mad? A man may
see how the world goes with
25952424no eyes. Looke with thy eares,
see how yon Iu
stice railes vppon
25962425yon
simple theefe: hearke in thy eare, handy dandy, which is the
25972426theefe, which is the Iu
stice. Thou ha
st seene a farmers dog barke
26012429Lear. And the creature run from the cur? There thou might
st 26022430behold the great image of Authoritie, a dogge,
so bad in o
ffice.
26032431Thou Ra
scall Beadle hold thy bloody hand; why do
st thou la
sh 26042432that whore?
strip thine owne backe, thy blood hotly lu
sts to v
se
26052433her in that kind for which thou whip
st her. The v
surer hangs the
26062434cozener, through tattered ragges
small vices do appeare, Robes
and
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