King LearLoyola University Press, 1930 - 279 pages |
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Page 86
... Bedlam . Bedlam was a hospital for the in- sane in London which had originally been a monastery built by the monks of St. Mary of Bethlehem ; hence the name . ́ " Tom " was a name given to an inmate of the place . 130 succeed unhappily ...
... Bedlam . Bedlam was a hospital for the in- sane in London which had originally been a monastery built by the monks of St. Mary of Bethlehem ; hence the name . ́ " Tom " was a name given to an inmate of the place . 130 succeed unhappily ...
Page 133
... Bedlam beggars . In The Bedlam of London , by Dek- ker , which appeared in the same year King Lear was written , we find the following : " He sweares he hath been in Bedlam , and will talk frantickely of purpose : you see pinnes stuck ...
... Bedlam beggars . In The Bedlam of London , by Dek- ker , which appeared in the same year King Lear was written , we find the following : " He sweares he hath been in Bedlam , and will talk frantickely of purpose : you see pinnes stuck ...
Page 185
... Bedlam : the madman . A general term for an inmate of Bedlam , a home for the insane . 104 Allows itself to anything : Consents to anything asked of it . 105 flax and whites of eggs . An ordinary remedy used in that day . ACT IV SCENE I ...
... Bedlam : the madman . A general term for an inmate of Bedlam , a home for the insane . 104 Allows itself to anything : Consents to anything asked of it . 105 flax and whites of eggs . An ordinary remedy used in that day . ACT IV SCENE I ...
Contents
BIOGRAPHY OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE | 7 |
THE STORY OF KING LEAR | 14 |
COMMENTS ON KING LEAR | 20 |
Copyright | |
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