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... moft , for equalities are fo weighed , that cu- riofitie in neither , can make choife of eithers moytie . Kent . Is not this your fonne my Lord ? Gloft . His breeding sir hath beene at my charge , I haue fo of- ten blusht to acknowledge ...
... moft , for equalities are fo weighed , that cu- riofitie in neither , can make choife of eithers moytie . Kent . Is not this your fonne my Lord ? Gloft . His breeding sir hath beene at my charge , I haue fo of- ten blusht to acknowledge ...
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... moft , for qualities are fo weigh'd , that curiofity in nei- ther , can make choife of eithers moity . Kent . Is not this your Son , my Lord ? Glou . His breeding Sir , hath bin at my charge . I haue fo often blufh'd to acknowledge him ...
... moft , for qualities are fo weigh'd , that curiofity in nei- ther , can make choife of eithers moity . Kent . Is not this your Son , my Lord ? Glou . His breeding Sir , hath bin at my charge . I haue fo often blufh'd to acknowledge him ...
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... moft , That we our largest bountie may extend , Where merit doth moft challenge it , Gonorill our eldest borne , speake first ? Gon . Sir I do loue you more then words can weild the Dearer then eye - light , fpace or libertie , Beyond ...
... moft , That we our largest bountie may extend , Where merit doth moft challenge it , Gonorill our eldest borne , speake first ? Gon . Sir I do loue you more then words can weild the Dearer then eye - light , fpace or libertie , Beyond ...
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... all the operation of the orbs , From whome we doe exfift and ceafe to be Heere I difclaime all my paternall care , Propinquitie and property of blood , [ 6 I. i . 80 Which the moft precious fquare of The Historie of King Lear ( Q1 ) .
... all the operation of the orbs , From whome we doe exfift and ceafe to be Heere I difclaime all my paternall care , Propinquitie and property of blood , [ 6 I. i . 80 Which the moft precious fquare of The Historie of King Lear ( Q1 ) .
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Shakespeare Wilhelm Viëtor. I. i . 80 Which the moft precious fquare of sense professes , And finde I am alone felicitate In your deere Highnesse loue . Cor . Then poore Cordelia , And yet not fo , fince I am fure my loue's More ...
Shakespeare Wilhelm Viëtor. I. i . 80 Which the moft precious fquare of sense professes , And finde I am alone felicitate In your deere Highnesse loue . Cor . Then poore Cordelia , And yet not fo , fince I am fure my loue's More ...
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againſt Alacke anſwer art thou Baft Baſtard beſt Brother Burgundie Cordelia Corn daughter deere doft doth Douer Duke Duke of Cornwall Edmund Enter Edgar Enter Lear euen euery Exeunt Exit eyes Father feeke feeme felfe fellow ferue feruice fhall fince firſt fiue flaue fleepe fleſh fome fonne Foole fpeake ftand fuch gaue Gent giue Gloft Glofter Glou Gods Gonorill Grace hath haue heart heauens heere himſelfe horfes houſe Iuftice Kent King King Lear knaue Lady leaue leffe Letter liue Lord loue Madam Mafter moft moſt muft muſt neuer night Noble Nunckle pleaſe pleaſure poore pray purpoſe reafon Regan ſay Scena Seruant ſhake ſhall ſhe ſhould Sifter ſpeake ſtand Stew thee thefe theſe thine thoſe thou art Traitor villaine vpon vſe whofe whoſe wifedome