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Page 13
... worfe than brutish ! Go , Sirrah , feek him ; I'll apprehend him . Abominable Villain ! where is he ? Bast . I do not well know , my Lord ; if it fhall please you to fufpend your Indignation against my Brother , till you can derive from ...
... worfe than brutish ! Go , Sirrah , feek him ; I'll apprehend him . Abominable Villain ! where is he ? Bast . I do not well know , my Lord ; if it fhall please you to fufpend your Indignation against my Brother , till you can derive from ...
Page 57
... worfe than e'er I was . Old Man . ' Tis poor mad Tom . Edg . And worfe I may be yet : The worst is not , So long as we can fay , this is the worst . Old Man . Fellow , where goest ? Glo . Is it a Beggar - man ? Old Old Man . Madman ...
... worfe than e'er I was . Old Man . ' Tis poor mad Tom . Edg . And worfe I may be yet : The worst is not , So long as we can fay , this is the worst . Old Man . Fellow , where goest ? Glo . Is it a Beggar - man ? Old Old Man . Madman ...
Page 59
... worfe . Of Glofter's Treachery , And of the loyal Service of his Son , When I inform'd him , then he call'd me Sot , And told me I had turn'd the wrong fide out : What most he should diflike , feems pleasant to him ; What like ...
... worfe . Of Glofter's Treachery , And of the loyal Service of his Son , When I inform'd him , then he call'd me Sot , And told me I had turn'd the wrong fide out : What most he should diflike , feems pleasant to him ; What like ...
Page 71
... worfe hours : I prithee put them off . Kent . Pardon , dear Madam , Yet to be known fhortens my made Intent ; My boon I make it , that you know me not , Till time and I think meet . Cor . Then be fo , my good Lord ; How does the King ...
... worfe hours : I prithee put them off . Kent . Pardon , dear Madam , Yet to be known fhortens my made Intent ; My boon I make it , that you know me not , Till time and I think meet . Cor . Then be fo , my good Lord ; How does the King ...
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