King LearSterling Publishers Private Limited, 1984 - 246 pages |
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Page lvii
... heart . He may ' labour to outjest ' his master's ' heart - struck injuries ' ; but it might almost be said that these jests , coming on top of Lear's afflictions , and concerned as they are with the afflictions , help to drive him mad ...
... heart . He may ' labour to outjest ' his master's ' heart - struck injuries ' ; but it might almost be said that these jests , coming on top of Lear's afflictions , and concerned as they are with the afflictions , help to drive him mad ...
Page 97
... heart - strook ] F ; heart strooke Q. Co : nmended Q3 . 20. is ] F ; be Q. not in Q. 23. Thron'd ] F ; Throne sorrow's wind and rain ' . This line con- tains the same reference to the micro- cosm , and the Q compositor elsewhere ...
... heart - strook ] F ; heart strooke Q. Co : nmended Q3 . 20. is ] F ; be Q. not in Q. 23. Thron'd ] F ; Throne sorrow's wind and rain ' . This line con- tains the same reference to the micro- cosm , and the Q compositor elsewhere ...
Page 107
... heart ? ] Steevens suggests that Lear is addressing his own heart ; but Lear's next speech explains the meaning . He thinks that by remaining outside in the storm , he will have his thoughts distracted from the ingrati- tude which will ...
... heart ? ] Steevens suggests that Lear is addressing his own heart ; but Lear's next speech explains the meaning . He thinks that by remaining outside in the storm , he will have his thoughts distracted from the ingrati- tude which will ...
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