:05:00
I thought the king had more affected
:05:03
the Duke of Albany
than Cornwall.
:05:07
It did always seem so to us.
:05:09
But now,
in the division of the kingdom,
:05:13
it appears not which of the dukes
he values most.
:05:17
For equalities are so weighed,
:05:19
that curiosity in neither
can make choice
:05:22
of either's moiety.
:05:26
Is not this your son, my lord?
:05:29
I have so often blushed
to acknowledge him,
:05:32
that now I am brazed to it.
:05:35
I cannot conceive you.
:05:37
This young fellow's mother could:
:05:41
She had a son for her cradle before
she had a husband for her bed.
:05:46
Do you smell a fault?
:05:48
I cannot wish the fault undone,
:05:50
the issue of it
being so proper.
:06:13
But I have a son, sir,
by order of law,
:06:16
some year elder than this.