:09:00
pre-eminence,
and all the large effects
that troop with majesty.
:09:09
Ourself,
by monthly course,
:09:13
with reservation
of an hundred knights,
:09:15
by you to be sustained,
:09:17
shall our abode
make with you by due turn.
:09:22
Only we shall
retain the name,
:09:26
and all the addition
to a king:
:09:30
The sway, revenue,
execution of the rest,
:09:35
beloved sons, be yours.
:09:40
Lear is mad!
:09:43
What would'st
thou do, old man?
:09:47
Thy youngest daughter
does not love thee least.
:09:51
The bow is
bent and drawn;
:09:54
make from the shaft.
:09:57
Let it fall.
:09:59
Kent, on thy life,
no more.
:10:01
My life I never held
:10:04
but as a pawn
to wage against
thine enemies.
:10:06
Out of my sight!
:10:07
See better, Lear.
:10:10
Now, by Apollo...
:10:12
Now, by Apollo,
King, I'll tell thee
thou dost evil.
:10:18
Take thy reward.
:10:20
Turn thy hated back
upon our kingdom;
:10:24
if thy banish'd trunk
be found
in our dominion,
:10:28
the moment
is thy death.
:10:36
Better thou
hadst not been born,
:10:39
than not to have
pleas'd me better.
:10:44
Be it lawful,
:10:46
I take up
what's cast away.
:10:50
Thee and thy virtues
here I seize upon.
:10:54
Thy dow'rless daughter,
King, is Queen of France.
:10:57
Thou hast her, France;
let her be thine;