King LearBristol Classical Press, 1987 - 247 pages |
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Page 40
... mind , whereupon they fall into each other's arms and live happily ever after . The strength of love between father and daughter is thus great enough both to madden and to restore the old man ; and this , embodied in care- fully ...
... mind , whereupon they fall into each other's arms and live happily ever after . The strength of love between father and daughter is thus great enough both to madden and to restore the old man ; and this , embodied in care- fully ...
Page 145
... mind ; as he clasped his praying hands to his face , he responded to it by peering out through the bars of his fingers . The Fool ran on , and Lear stood to see what would come from the hovel ; at Edgar's entrance , he stalked slowly ...
... mind ; as he clasped his praying hands to his face , he responded to it by peering out through the bars of his fingers . The Fool ran on , and Lear stood to see what would come from the hovel ; at Edgar's entrance , he stalked slowly ...
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... Mind ' . He then woke ' with a gentle Exclamation ' ( Pittard , p . 21 ) . 17 Kemble had the ruffians lift him up . 18 Kemble was much admired for his ' splendid eyes ' , which he used here on awaking with ' an expression that seemed ...
... Mind ' . He then woke ' with a gentle Exclamation ' ( Pittard , p . 21 ) . 17 Kemble had the ruffians lift him up . 18 Kemble was much admired for his ' splendid eyes ' , which he used here on awaking with ' an expression that seemed ...
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