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Who is it that can tell me
who I am?
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Lear's shadow.
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I would learn that.
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Knowledge, and reason,
:38:20
I should be false-persuaded
:38:23
I had daughters.
:38:26
Your name, fair gentlewoman?
:38:29
This admiration, sir,
:38:31
is much of the savour
of other your new pranks.
:38:35
I do beseech you to understand
my purposes aright.
:38:38
Here do you keep a hundred
knights and squires,
:38:42
men so disordered, so debosht,
and bold,
:38:44
that this our court
:38:47
shows like a riotous inn.
:38:51
The shame itself doth speak
for instant remedy:
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Be, then, desired by her,
:38:55
that else will take
the thing she begs.
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A little to disquantity
your train,
:39:03
And the remainder,
that shall still depend,
:39:05
to be such men
which know themselves and you.
:39:10
Darkness and devils!
Saddle my horses!
:39:15
Saddle my horses!
:39:16
Call my train together!
:39:20
Degenerate bastard!
:39:22
I'll not trouble thee.
:39:26
Yet have I left a daughter.
:39:29
Woe, that too late repents.
:39:34
Saddle my horses!
:39:45
Is it your will? Speak, sir.
Prepare my horses.
:39:48
Pray, sir, be patient.
:39:50
Detested kite! Thou liest!
:39:54
Beat at this gate, that let thy folly
in, and thy dearjudgement out!
:39:56
Go, go, my people!
:39:58
I am guiltless, as I am ignorant
of what hath moved you.