King LearLoyola University Press, 1930 - 279 pages |
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... SCENE 4 60. Tell briefly what happens in this scene . KENT 61. As the scene opens , what do we find Kent doing that shows his unselfish devotion to Lear ? Lines 1-7 . 62. Read lines 8-44 . Remember that Kent desires above all things to ...
... SCENE 4 60. Tell briefly what happens in this scene . KENT 61. As the scene opens , what do we find Kent doing that shows his unselfish devotion to Lear ? Lines 1-7 . 62. Read lines 8-44 . Remember that Kent desires above all things to ...
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... scene . ACT III , SCENE 1 144. What happens in this scene ? 145. Give two details showing the fury of the storm . Lines 4-15 . 146. What actions on the part of Lear show that his mind is becoming unhinged ? Lines 4-15 . 147. What is ...
... scene . ACT III , SCENE 1 144. What happens in this scene ? 145. Give two details showing the fury of the storm . Lines 4-15 . 146. What actions on the part of Lear show that his mind is becoming unhinged ? Lines 4-15 . 147. What is ...
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... scene . 174. What effect does the sight of Lear's suffering have on Edgar ? What useful lesson can you draw for yourself ? Lines 101-14 . ACT III , SCENE 7 175. Describe this scene . 176. To whom does Cornwall address his opening words ...
... scene . 174. What effect does the sight of Lear's suffering have on Edgar ? What useful lesson can you draw for yourself ? Lines 101-14 . ACT III , SCENE 7 175. Describe this scene . 176. To whom does Cornwall address his opening words ...
Contents
BIOGRAPHY OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE | 7 |
THE STORY OF KING LEAR | 14 |
COMMENTS ON KING LEAR | 20 |
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