King Lear
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spoke with how strong a bond
the child was bound to th' father.

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My son Edgar.
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I threaten'd
to discover him.

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He replied,
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"Who would
put any trust
or faith in thee,

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"thou unpossessing
bastard?"

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He cannot be
such a monster,

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to his father
that so tenderly
and entirely loves him.

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I dare pawn down
my life for him.

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He's done this
to feel my affection
to your honour,

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and no other
pretence of danger.

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Think you so?
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Has he never before
sounded you
in this matter?

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I have heard him
maintain it to be fit

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that sons at perfect age
and fathers in decline,

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the father should be
put in care of the son,

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and the son
manage the revenue.

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Villain, villain!
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Unnatural,
brutish villain!

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If your honour
judge it meet,

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I'll place you
where you shall hear us
confer of this.

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Edgar, when saw you
my father last?

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Parted you
on good terms?

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Saw you no displeasure
in him?

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Bethink yourself
wherein you may
have offended him.


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