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The tragic drama of an old king's foolishness is accompanied by material on Shakespeare's language, life, and theater, notes, and an essay.
Author: William Shakespeare
Publisher: Simon and Schuster
ISBN: 074348276X
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Also included in this edition are excerpts from a variety of literary source materials (including Geoffrey on Monmouth’s Historia Regum Britanniae, the anonymous True Chronicle Historie of King Leir, and Samuel Harsnett’s A Declaration ...
Author: William Shakespeare
Publisher: Broadview Press
ISBN: 1551119676
Category: Drama
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Percy Reliques & c . add any thing new According to him , Holinshed's ChroVol .
1. p . 128. enthalten ebenfalls dieselbe Begebenheit , metrisch nicle is the work
from which the history of King Lear is dein Balladenforni , unter dem Titel : K. Lear
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Horns within . Enter LEAR and Attendants . Lear . Let me not stay a jot for dinner ;
go get it ready . [ E.cit an Attendant . ] ... Lear . What art thou ? Kent . A very
honest - hearted fellow , and as poor as the king . Lear . If thou be as poor for a
subject ...
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Here are some sample 'King Lear' questions, based on the first act only. A Level
questions covering the whole play will be given at the end of the book. What
problems revealed to us in the first act of 'King Lear' will clearly need to be
resolved ...
Author: H. S. Toshack
Publisher: WordSmith
ISBN: 0958005842
Category: Literary Criticism
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54 In King Lear, Lear tells Gloucester, ''When we are born we cry that we are
come/To this great stage of fools'' (4.6.178–9). In another vein but an inflection
nonetheless of the concept of viewing oneself as being on view for others,
Gloucester ...
Author: Emily Sun
Publisher: Fordham Univ Press
ISBN: 0823232808
Category: Drama
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In the CliffsComplete guides, the play's complete text and a glossary appear side-by-side with coordinating numbered lines to help you understand unusual words and phrasing.
Author: William Shakespeare
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
ISBN: 054417917X
Category: Drama
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HE propriety of an effort to aid in restoring Shakespeare's “ King Lear " to
practical use upon the stage is not likely to be questioned . Persons who have
thoughtfully studied the subject must , indeed , marvel that such an effort , long
ago begun ...
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Lear . What faies the Fellow there ? Call the Clotpole backe : wher's my Foole ?
Ho , I thinke the world's asleepe , how now ? Where's that Mungrell ? : Knigh . He
faies my Lord , your Daughters is not well . Lear . Why came not the slaue backe
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With Notes, Examination Papers, and Plan of Preparation William Shakespeare
Brainerd Kellogg. PERSONS REPRESENTED . LEAR , King of Britain . - 1.0 ,
Powerband The King of France . Leit norm , The DUKE OF BURGUNDY . The
DUKE ...
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KING LEAR . DRAMATIS PERSONÆ . LEAR , king of Britain . KING OF FRANCE
. DUKE OF BURGUNDY ; DUKE OF CORNWALL . DUKE OF ALBANY . EARL OF
KENT . EARL OF GLOUCESTER . EDGAR , son to Gloucester , EDMUND ...
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... for Use in Schools and Classes William Shakespeare. Kent . A very honest -
hearted fellow , and as poor as the King . Lear . If thou be as poor for a subject as
he is for a king , thou art poor enough . What wouldst thou ? Kent . Service . Lear .
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That “ King Lear ” is peculiarly a poet's play — the most tremendous achievement
of Shakespeare as a poet , as one of the greatest poets has said - and that Mr.
Irving's reading of the part is eminently poetical , are propositions which , we think
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12 16 20 24 28 The Historie of King Lear . defise , my good intent may carry
chrough it felfe co that full ifsue for wnich I raz'd may likenes , now banisht Kene ,
if thou canst scruc where thou dostItand condem'd , thy maister whoni chou ...
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35 This is said , apparently , in answer to Lear's question , “ Who are you ? " By
two , Kent means , of course , himself and the King ; by one , himself . In former
days , Fortune had indeed seemed to love them both ; but , of late , her
persecutions ...
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Lear . Whatart chou ? Kens . A very honest harted fellow , and as poorc as the
king . Lear . Ifthou beas poore for a fubiect , as he is for a King , chart poore
enough , what would it thou : Kent . Seruice . Lear . Who would ' ft thou serue ?
Kons .
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INTRODUCTION TO THE TRAGEDY OF KING LEAR . I. THE HISTORY OF THE
PLAY . King Lear was first published in quarto form in 1608 , with the following
title - page : M. William Shak - speare : HIS | True Chronicle Historie of the life
and ...
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IV.vi + 169,770 +176 +180 + 184 188 > + + + + 1921 + 194 + The History of King
Lear . and furd - gownes hides all . Get the glace eyes , and like a scur . uy
politician , seeme to see the things thou doeft not ; No , now pull off my boots ,
harder ...
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KING LEAR . PRELIMINARY REMARKS . PHE story of King Lear and his three
daughters was originally told by Geffrey of Monmouth , from whom Holinshed
transcribed it ; and in his Chronicle Shakespeare had certainly read it : but he
seems ...
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KING LEAR . Was acted before King James on Dec. 26th , 1606 , as we learn by
the fol . lowing memorandum in the Stationers ' Registers , dated Nov. 26th , 1607
; " Na . Butter and Jo . Bushby ] Entered for their copie under t ' hands of Sir ...
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