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... Leir by the hand to the table. Perillus. I'll give you thanks anon: my friend doth faint, And needeth present comfort. [Leir drinks.] Mumford. I warrant, he ne'er stays to say grace: O, there's no sauce to a good stomach. Perillus. The ...
... Leir by the hand to the table. Perillus. I'll give you thanks anon: my friend doth faint, And needeth present comfort. [Leir drinks.] Mumford. I warrant, he ne'er stays to say grace: O, there's no sauce to a good stomach. Perillus. The ...
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... Leir. Nay, stay, Perillus, for they shall have mine. Perillus. Pardon, my Lord, I swear they shall have mine. Perillus proffers his doublet: they will not take it. Leir. Ah, who would think such kindness should remain Among such strange ...
... Leir. Nay, stay, Perillus, for they shall have mine. Perillus. Pardon, my Lord, I swear they shall have mine. Perillus proffers his doublet: they will not take it. Leir. Ah, who would think such kindness should remain Among such strange ...
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... Leir. Then I will rise, to satisfy your mind, But kneel again, till pardon be resigned. [He kneels.] Cordelia. I ... Leir. But you gave life to me and to my friend, Whose days had else, had an untimely end. Cordelia. You brought me up ...
... Leir. Then I will rise, to satisfy your mind, But kneel again, till pardon be resigned. [He kneels.] Cordelia. I ... Leir. But you gave life to me and to my friend, Whose days had else, had an untimely end. Cordelia. You brought me up ...
Contents
Prefatory Remarks | vii |
Introduction i | xxii |
The Tragedy of King Lear | 39 |
Copyright | |
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