Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays, 1774, Volume 2Cornmarket P., 1969 - 1800 pages |
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Page 43
... poor Tom . Kent . What art thou , that doft grumble there i'th ' ftraw ? come forth . Enter Edgar , difguis'd like a Madman . † Edg . Away ! the foul fiend follows me . Through the sharp hawthorn blows the cold wind .. Humph , go to thy ...
... poor Tom . Kent . What art thou , that doft grumble there i'th ' ftraw ? come forth . Enter Edgar , difguis'd like a Madman . † Edg . Away ! the foul fiend follows me . Through the sharp hawthorn blows the cold wind .. Humph , go to thy ...
Page 48
... poor Tom , that fleeps on the nettle , With the hedge - pig for his pillow ? O torture ! Ar . Alack ! madam , a poor wand'ring lunatic . Cord . And yet his language feem'd but now well temper❜d . Speak , friend , to one more wretched ...
... poor Tom , that fleeps on the nettle , With the hedge - pig for his pillow ? O torture ! Ar . Alack ! madam , a poor wand'ring lunatic . Cord . And yet his language feem'd but now well temper❜d . Speak , friend , to one more wretched ...
Page 55
... poor mad Tom . Edg . And worse I may be , yet . Old Man . Fellow , where goeft ? Glo . Is it a beggar man ? Old Man . Madman and beggar too . Glo . He has fome reason , else he could not beg . I'th last night's storm I fuch a fellow faw ...
... poor mad Tom . Edg . And worse I may be , yet . Old Man . Fellow , where goeft ? Glo . Is it a beggar man ? Old Man . Madman and beggar too . Glo . He has fome reason , else he could not beg . I'th last night's storm I fuch a fellow faw ...
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