The History of King Lear, 1768Cornmarket P., 1969 - 71 pages |
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... fool ; but though Dr. Warton has very truly obferved † , that the poet " has fo well conducted even " the natural jargon of the beggar , and the jeftings of the fool , which in other hands . " must have funk into burlesque , that they ...
... fool ; but though Dr. Warton has very truly obferved † , that the poet " has fo well conducted even " the natural jargon of the beggar , and the jeftings of the fool , which in other hands . " must have funk into burlesque , that they ...
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... fool to forrow , Ang'ring itfelf and others . -Blefs thee , master . Glo . Is that the naked fellow ? Old Man . Ay , my lord . Glo . Get thee away : if , for my fake , Thou wilt o'ertake us hence a mile or twain I ' th ' way tow'rd ...
... fool to forrow , Ang'ring itfelf and others . -Blefs thee , master . Glo . Is that the naked fellow ? Old Man . Ay , my lord . Glo . Get thee away : if , for my fake , Thou wilt o'ertake us hence a mile or twain I ' th ' way tow'rd ...
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... fool ufurps my duty . Stew . Madam , here comes my lord . Enter Albany . Alb . Oh Gonerill , what have you done ? [ Exit . Tygers , not daughters , what have you performed ? A father and a gracious aged man , Moft barb'rous , most ...
... fool ufurps my duty . Stew . Madam , here comes my lord . Enter Albany . Alb . Oh Gonerill , what have you done ? [ Exit . Tygers , not daughters , what have you performed ? A father and a gracious aged man , Moft barb'rous , most ...
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