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Ourself, by monthly course, with
reservation of an hundred knights,
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shall our abode make with you
by due turns.
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We still retain the name, and all
the additions to a king,
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the sway, revenue, execution
of the rest be yours.
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Royal Lear, whom I have ever honoured
as my king,
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as my great patron thought on
in my prayers...
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The bow is bent and drawn!
:15:22
Make from the shaft!
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Let it fall rather, though the fork
invade the region of my heart.
:15:29
Be Kent unmannerly,
when Lear is mad.
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What wouldst thou want?
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That duty shall have dread to speak,
when power to flattery bows?
:15:40
Answer my life my judgement,
:15:42
thy youngest daughter
does not love thee least.
:15:45
Nor are those empty-hearted
:15:48
whose low sound
reverbs no hollowness.
:15:51
Kent, on thy life, no more.
:15:53
My life I never held but as a pawn
to wage against thy enemies.
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No fear to lose it,
thy safety being the motive.
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- Out of my sight!
- See better, Lear.
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Now, by Apollo!
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Now, by Apollo, king,
thou swear'st thy gods in vain.
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O, vassal! Miscreant!
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Dear sir, forbear.
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Hear me, recreant!
On thine allegiance, hear me!
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If tomorrow thy banished trunk
be found in our dominions,
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the moment is thy death!
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Fare thee well, king!
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Sith thus thou wilt appear,
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freedom leaves hence,
and banishment is here.
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Here's France and Burgundy,
my noble lord.
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My Lord of Burgundy,
we first address towards you,