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... unto Henninus, the duke of Cornwall, and the other unto Maglanus, the duke of Albania, betwixt whom he willed and ordained that his land should be divided after his death, and the one half thereof immediately should be assigned to them ...
... unto Henninus, the duke of Cornwall, and the other unto Maglanus, the duke of Albania, betwixt whom he willed and ordained that his land should be divided after his death, and the one half thereof immediately should be assigned to them ...
Page 197
... unto us as pity, yet nothing is more dangerous unto us, than to make ourselves so known as may stir pity. But your presence promiseth, that cruelty shall not overrun hate. And if it did, in truth our state is sunk below the degree of ...
... unto us as pity, yet nothing is more dangerous unto us, than to make ourselves so known as may stir pity. But your presence promiseth, that cruelty shall not overrun hate. And if it did, in truth our state is sunk below the degree of ...
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... unto thee. [She kneels.] Leir. O, stand thou up, it is my part to kneel, And ask forgiveness for my former faults ... unto this present day. Leir. The blessing, which the God of Abraham gave Unto the tribe of Juda, light on thee, And ...
... unto thee. [She kneels.] Leir. O, stand thou up, it is my part to kneel, And ask forgiveness for my former faults ... unto this present day. Leir. The blessing, which the God of Abraham gave Unto the tribe of Juda, light on thee, And ...
Contents
Prefatory Remarks | vii |
Introduction i | xxii |
The Tragedy of King Lear | 39 |
Copyright | |
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