Studied by 16 people.. doth love us most?" King Lear
Act 1 Scene 1: "which of you shall say..
..Love, and be silent" Cordelia [aside]
Act 1 Scene 1: "What shall Cordelia speak?..
.. Speak again." King Lear
Act 1 Scene 1: "Nothing will come of Nothing:..
.. Thou swearest thy gods in vain" Kent
Act 1 Scene 1: "Now, by Apollo, King,..
.. Cordelia leaves you" Cordelia
Act 1 Scene 1: "The jewels of our father, with washed eyes..
.. What plighted cunning hides;" King Lear
Act 1 Scene 1: "Time shall unfold..
.. slenderly known himself" Regan
Act 1 Scene 1: "he hath ever but..
.. My services are bound" Edmund
Act 1 Scene 2: "Thou, Nature, art my goddess; to thy law..
.. Now, gods, stand up for bastards!" Edmund
Act 1 Scene 2: "I grow, I prosper;..
.. detested, brutish villain" Gloucester
Act 1 Scene 2: "Abhorred villain! Unnatural,..
.. so it follows that I am rough and lecherous. Fut!" Edmund
Act 1 Scene 2: "my nativity was under Ursa Major,..
.. weary negligence you please," Goneril
Act 1 Scene 3: "Put on what..
"All thy other titles tho hast given away; that thou wast born with." Fool
Act 1 Scene 4: "Dost thou call me fool, boy?" King Lear
.. tell me who I am?" King Lear
Act 1 Scene 4: " who is it that can..
.. till thou hadst been wise" Fool
Act 1 Scene 5: "Thou shouldst not have been old..
.. make a good fool." Fool.
Act 1 Scene 5: "thou wouldst..
.. smile once more; turn thy wheel!" Kent
Act 2 Scene 2: " fortune, goodnight;..
.. Of Bedlam beggars," Edgar
Act 2 Scene 3: "The country gives me proof and precedent..
.. nothing am." Edgar
Act 2 Scene 3: "Edgar I..
.. Into her scornful eyes! Infect her beauty," King Lear
Act 2 Scene 4: "You nimble lightnings, dart your blinding flames..
.. Rage! Blow!" King Lear
Act 3 Scene 2: "Blow, winds, and crack your cheeks!..
..I never gave you kingdom, call's you children," King Lear
Act 3 Scene 2: "I tax you not, you elements, with unkindness..
.. More sinn'd against than sinning." King Lear
Act 3 Scene 2: "I am a man..
.. when the old doth fall" Edmund
Act 3 Scene 3: "The younger rises..
.. turn us all to fools and madmen." Fool
Act 3 Scene 4: "This cold night will..
.. to bed at noon" Fool
Act 3 Scene 6: "And I'll go..
..They kill us for sport" Gloucester
Act 4 Scene 1: "As flies to wanton boys, are we to th' gods..
.. when madmen lead the blind." Gloucester
Act 4 Scene 1: 'tis the times' plague,..
.. which the rude wind Blows in your face" Albany
Act 4 Scene 2: "You are not worth the dust..
..That bear'st a cheek for blows," Goneril
Act 4 Scene 2: "Milk-liver'd man!
and furrow-weeds," Cordelia
Act 4 Scene 4: "Crown'd with rank fumitory..
"A most poor man, made tame to Fortune's blows;" Edmund
Act 4 Scene 6: "Now, good sir, what are you?" Gloucester
.. And hold your hand in benediction o'er me." Cordelia
Act 4 Scene 7: "O, look upon me, sir,
.. is certainly miscarried." Regan
Act 5 Scene 1: "Our sister's man..
.. Shall we not see these daughters and these sisters?" Cordelia
Act 5 Scene 3: "Myself could else out-frown false Fortune's frown,
..O, you are men of stones!" King Lear
Act 5 Scene 3: "Howl, howl, howl!
..And thou no breath at all?" King Lear
Act 5 Scene 3: "Why should a dog, a horse, a rat, have life,
.. Pray you, undo this button:" King Lear
Act 5 Scene 3: "Never, never, never, never, never!
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