The plays and poems of Shakspeare [according to the text of E. Malone] with notes and 170 illustr. from the plates in Boydell's ed., ed. by A.J. Valpy, Volume 13 |
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Fatigued with the cares of royalty , Lear , king of Britain , determines to withdraw
from public life , and to commit the goverument of his kingdom to his three
daughters . The frank sincerity of Cordelia , his youngest child , so displeases the
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Fatigued with the cares of royalty , Lear , king of Britain , determines to withdraw
from public life , and to commit the goverument of his kingdom to his three
daughters . The frank sincerity of Cordelia , his youngest child , so displeases the
...
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William Shakespeare Abraham John Valpy. KING LE A R . ACT I . SCENE I . A
room of state in King Lear ' s palace . Enter KENT , GLOSTER , and EDMUND .
Kent . I thought the king had more affected the duke of Albany than Cornwall .
Glos .
William Shakespeare Abraham John Valpy. KING LE A R . ACT I . SCENE I . A
room of state in King Lear ' s palace . Enter KENT , GLOSTER , and EDMUND .
Kent . I thought the king had more affected the duke of Albany than Cornwall .
Glos .
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It pleased the king his master , very late , To strike at me , upon his
misconstruction ; When he , conjunct , and flattering his displeasure , Tripp'd me
behind ; being down , insulted , rail'd , And put upon him such a deal of man ,
That worthy'd ...
It pleased the king his master , very late , To strike at me , upon his
misconstruction ; When he , conjunct , and flattering his displeasure , Tripp'd me
behind ; being down , insulted , rail'd , And put upon him such a deal of man ,
That worthy'd ...
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Sir , this I hear : the king is come to his daughter , With others , whom the rigor of
our state Forced to cry out . Where I could not be honest , I never yet was valiant :
for this business , It toucheth us as France invades our land , Not bolds the king ...
Sir , this I hear : the king is come to his daughter , With others , whom the rigor of
our state Forced to cry out . Where I could not be honest , I never yet was valiant :
for this business , It toucheth us as France invades our land , Not bolds the king ...
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KING LEAR. Edm . I was contracted to them both ; all three Now marry in an
instant . Alb . Produce their bodies , be they alive or dead ! This judgment of the
Heavens , that makes us tremble , Touches us not with pity . [ Exit Gen. Enter
KENT .
KING LEAR. Edm . I was contracted to them both ; all three Now marry in an
instant . Alb . Produce their bodies , be they alive or dead ! This judgment of the
Heavens , that makes us tremble , Touches us not with pity . [ Exit Gen. Enter
KENT .
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