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KING LEAR. Quote

Quotations from William Shakespeare's King Lear

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Lear :
Ah, you poor people homeless, wherever you are to suffer hail,
of this relentless storm, as

potran your heads nude, your hips close by hunger, your clothes torn riddled with holes, protect you from bad weather like? Or here for you, pump royal

your care! Explain to suffer

what the poor people suffer,

can make you shake off your

redundant and pay it to them

and show the heavens more just so.

W. Shakespeare. King Lear, Act III - Scena Quarta.

CORDELIA:

I do not have art greasy and casual

of saying no intention of doing: what I intend to do are used to do before I say - W. Shakespeare. King Lear, Act I ° - Scene One.

CORDELIA:
time discover what the cunning hides in its folds;

shame you at the end of mocking those who can hold their own vices.
Good luck. W. Shakespeare. King Lear, Act I ° - Scene One.

Edmond:

And why should I adapt to conventions and just damn strip mine, under the law of the nation?
W. Shakespeare. King Lear, Act I ° - Scene Two.

; The Fool, King Lear, addressing

INSANE

: "You are now without a zero digit next to it, and I are better than you.

I'm a fool a fool, but you is not nothing. " W. Shakespeare. King Lear, Act I ° - Scena Quarta.

FOOL: Uncle, if you had been my buffoon, I would beat you to be aged before their time.
LEAR: Why early?

FOOL: You should not have become old before becoming wise.

W. Shakespeare. King Lear, Act I ° - Scena Quinta.

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