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to fight when I cannot choose�察 �and to eat no fish。 Lear。 What art thou�拭�
Kent。 A very honest´hearted fellow�察�and as poor as the King。 Lear。 If thou
be'st as poor for a subject as he's for a king�察�thou art poor enough。 What
wouldst thou�拭�Kent。 Service。 Lear。 Who wouldst thou serve�拭�Kent。 You。
Lear。 Dost thou know me�察�fellow�拭�Kent。 No�察�sir�察�but you have that in your
countenance which I would fain call master。 Lear。 What's that�拭 �Kent。
Authority。 Lear。 What services canst thou do�拭 �Kent。 I can keep honest
counsel�察 �ride�察 �run�察 �mar a curious tale in telling it and deliver a plain
message bluntly。 That which ordinary men are fit for�察 �I am qualified in�察�
and the best of me is diligence。 Lear。 How old art thou�拭 �Kent。 Not so
young�察 �sir�察 �to love a woman for singing�察 �nor so old to dote on her for
anything。 I have years on my back forty´eight。 Lear。 Follow me�察�thou shalt
serve me。 If I like thee no worse after dinner�察�I will not part from thee yet。
Dinner�察�ho�察�dinner� �Where's my knave�拭�my fool�拭�Go you and call my fool
hither。
��Exit an attendant。�А�
Enter ��Oswald the�А�Steward。
You�察 �you�察 �sirrah�察 �where's my daughter�拭 �Osw。 So please you´ Exit。
Lear。 What says the fellow there�拭�Call the clotpoll back。 ��Exit a Knight。�А�
Where's my fool�察�ho�拭�I think the world's asleep。
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��Enter Knight�А�
How now�拭 �Where's that mongrel�拭 �Knight。 He says�察 �my lord�察 �your
daughter is not well。 Lear。 Why came not the slave back to me when I
call'd him�拭�Knight。 Sir�察�he answered me in the roundest manner�察�he would
not。 Lear。 He would not�拭�Knight。 My lord�察�I know not what the matter is�察�
but to my judgment your Highness is not entertain'd with that ceremonious
affection as you were wont。 There's a great abatement of kindness appears
as well in the general dependants as in the Duke himself also and your
daughter。 Lear。 Ha� �say'st thou so�拭�Knight。 I beseech you pardon me�察�my
lord�察 �if I be mistaken�察 �for my duty cannot be silent when I think your
Highness wrong'd。 Lear。 Thou but rememb'rest me of mine own
conception。 I have perceived a most faint neglect of late�察 �which I have
rather blamed as mine own jealous curiosity than as a very pretence and
purpose of unkindness。 I will look further into't。 But where's my fool�拭 �I
have not seen him this two days。 Knight。 Since my young lady's going into
France�察�sir�察�the fool hath much pined away。 Lear。 No more of that�察�I have
noted it well。 Go you and tell my daughter I would speak with her。 ��Exit
Knight。�А�Go you�察�call hither my fool。 ��Exit an Attendant。�А�
Enter ��Oswald the�А�Steward。
O�察�you�察�sir�察�you� �Come you hither�察�sir。 Who am I�察�sir�拭�Osw。 My lady's
father。 Lear。 'My lady's father'�拭�My lord's knave� �You whoreson dog� �you
slave� �you cur� �Osw。 I am none of these�察�my lord�察�I beseech your pardon。
Lear。 Do you bandy looks with me�察�you rascal�拭。�Strikes him。�А�Osw。 I'll not
be strucken�察�my lord。 Kent。 Nor tripp'd neither�察�you base football player�拭�
��Trips up his heels。 Lear。 I thank thee�察�fellow。 Thou serv'st me�察�and I'll love
thee。 Kent。 Come�察�sir�察�arise�察�away� �I'll teach you differences。 Away�察�away� �
If you will measure your lubber's length again�察 �tarry�察 �but away� �Go to� �
Have you wisdom�拭�So。 ��Pushes him out。�А�Lear。 Now�察�my friendly knave�察�I
thank thee。 There's earnest of thy service。 ��Gives money。�А�
Enter Fool。
Fool。 Let me hire him too。 Here's my coxcomb。 ��Offers Kent his cap。�А�
Lear。 How now�察�my pretty knave�拭�How dost thou�拭�Fool。 Sirrah�察�you were
best take my coxcomb。 Kent。 Why�察�fool�拭�Fool。 Why�拭�For taking one's part
that's out of favour。 Nay�察�an thou canst not smile as the wind sits�察�thou'lt
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catch cold shortly。 There�察 �take my coxcomb� �Why�察 �this fellow hath
banish'd two on's daughters�察�and did the third a blessing against his will。 If
thou follow him�察�thou must needs wear my coxcomb。´ How now�察�nuncle�拭�
Would I had two coxcombs and two daughters� �Lear。 Why�察�my boy�拭�Fool。
If I gave them all my living�察�I'ld keep my coxcombs myself。 There's mine� �
beg another of thy daughters。 Lear。 Take heed�察 �sirrah´ the whip。 Fool。
Truth's a dog must to kennel�察 �he must be whipp'd out�察 �when Lady the
brach may stand by th' fire and stink。 Lear。 A pestilent gall to me� �Fool。
Sirrah�察�I'll teach thee a speech。 Lear。 Do。 Fool。 Mark it�察�nuncle。 Have more
than thou showest�察 �Speak less than thou knowest�察 �Lend less than thou
owest�察�Ride more than thou goest�察�Learn more than thou trowest�察�Set less
than thou throwest�察�Leave thy drink and thy whore�察�And keep in´a´door�察�
And thou shalt have more Than two tens to a score。 Kent。 This is nothing�察�
fool。 Fool。 Then 'tis like the breath of an unfeed lawyer´ you gave me
nothing for't。 Can you make no use of nothing�察�nuncle�拭�Lear。 Why�察�no�察�boy。
Nothing can be made out of nothing。 Fool。 ��to Kent�А�Prithee tell him�察�so
much the rent of his land comes to。 He will not believe a fool。 Lear。 A
bitter fool� �Fool。 Dost thou know the difference�察�my boy�察�between a bitter
fool and a sweet fool�拭 �Lear。 No�察 �lad�察 �teach me。 Fool。 That lord that
counsell'd thee To give away thy land�察�Come place him here by me´ Do
thou for him stand。 The sweet and bitter fool Will presently appear�察�The
one in motley here�察�The other found out there。 Lear。 Dost thou call me fool�察�
boy�拭�Fool。 All thy other titles thou hast given away�察�that thou wast born
with。 Kent。 This is not altogether fool�察�my lord。 Fool。 No�察�faith�察�lords and
great men will not let me。 If I had a monopoly out�察�they would have part
on't。 And ladies too�察�they will not let me have all the fool to myself�察�they'll
be snatching。 Give me an egg�察�nuncle�察�and I'll give thee two crowns。 Lear。
What two crowns shall they be�拭�Fool。 Why�察�after I have cut the egg i' th'
middle and eat up the meat�察�the two crowns of the egg。 When thou clovest
thy crown i' th' middle and gav'st away both parts�察�thou bor'st thine ass on
thy back o'er the dirt。 Thou hadst little wit in thy bald crown when thou
gav'st thy golden one away。 If I speak like myself in this�察 �let him be
whipp'd that first finds it so。
��Sings�А�Fools had ne'er less grace in a year�察�For wise men are grown
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foppish�察 �They know not how their wits to wear�察 �Their manners are so
apish。
Lear。 When were you wont to be so full of songs�察�sirrah�拭�Fool。 I have
us'd it�察�nuncle�察�ever since thou mad'st thy daughters thy mother�察�for when
thou gav'st them the rod�察�and put'st down thine own breeches�察�
��Sings�А�Then they for sudden joy did weep�察�And I for sorrow sung�察�
That such a king should play bo´peep And go the fools among。
Prithee�察�nuncle�察�keep a schoolmaster that can teach thy fool to lie。 I
would fain learn to lie。 Lear。 An you lie�察�sirrah�察�we'll have you whipp'd。
Fool。 I marvel what kin thou and thy daughters are。 They'll have me
whipp'd for speaking true�察 �thou'lt have me whipp'd for lying�察 �and
sometimes I am whipp'd for holding my peace。 I had rather be any kind o'
thing than a fool� �And yet I would not be thee�察�nuncle。 Thou hast pared thy
wit o' both sides and left nothing i' th' middle。 Here comes one o' the
parings。
Enter Goneril。
Lear。 How now�察 �daughter�拭 �What makes that frontlet on�拭 �Methinks
you are too much o' late i' th' frown。 Fool。 Thou wast a pretty fellow when
thou hadst no need to care for her frowning。 Now thou art an O without a
figure。 I am better than thou art now�此�I am a fool�察 �thou art nothing。 ��To
Goneril�А �Yes�察 �forsooth�察 �I will hold my tongue。 So your face bids me�察�
though you say nothing。 Mum�察�mum� �
He that keeps nor crust nor crum�察�Weary of all�察�shall want some。´
��Points at Lear�А�That's a sheal'd peascod。 Gon。 Not only�察�sir�察�this your
all´licens'd fool�察 �But other of your insolent retinue Do hourly carp and
quarrel�察 �breaking forth In rank and not´to´be´endured riots。 Sir�察 �I had
thought�察 �by making this well known unto you�察 �To have found a safe
redress�察�but now grow fearful�察�By what yourself�察�too�察�late have spoke and
done�察�That you protect this course�察�and put it on By your allowance�察�which
if you should�察�the fault Would not scape censure�察�nor the redresses sleep�察�
Which�察�in the tender of a wholesome weal�察�Might in their working do you
that offence Which else were shame�察�that then necessity Must call discreet
proceeding。 Fool。 For you know�察�nuncle�察�
The hedge´sparrow fed the cuckoo so long That it had it head bit off
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by it young。
So out went the candle�察�and we were left darkling。 Lear。 Are you our
daughter�拭 �Gon。 Come�察 �sir�察 �I would you would make use of that good
wisdom Whereof I know you are fraught�察�and put away These dispositions
that of late transform you From what you rightly are。 Fool。 May not an ass
know when the cart draws the horse�拭�Whoop�察�Jug�察�I love thee� �Lear。 Doth
any here know me�拭�This is not Lear。 Doth Lear walk thus�拭�speak
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