King Lear- Quotes by Act 4.5 / 5 based on 5 ratings ? English LiteratureKing LearA2/A-levelOCR Created by: PhoenixSongCreated on: 25-05-15 12:37 Act 1 "Dearer than eyesight, space and liberty"- Gonerill, Scene 1 "Nothing will come of nothing"- Lear, "If for I want that glib and oily art"- Cordelia "Time shall unfold what plighted cunning hides"- Cordelia Thou Nature art my goddess"- Edmond Scene 2 "Now God's stand up for bastards"- Edmond "Authority"- Kent Scene 4 "Where are his eyes"-Lear "A little to disquantity your train"- Gonerill "More hideous...than the sea monster"- Lear "Hear Nature Hear"- Lear "How sharper than the serpents tooth it is"- Lear "I did her wrong"- Lear Scene 5 Thou shouldst not have been old till thou hadst been wise"- Fool "O Let me not be mad"- Lear 1 of 5 Act 2 "Was he not companion.... that tended upon my father"- Regan Scene 1 "Needful counsel to our business"- Regan "I am no flatterer"- Kent Scene 2 Till night...and all night too"- Regan "I know tis from Cordelia"- Kent "Basest and poorest shape"- Edgar Scene 3 "Edgar I nothing am"- Edgar "Not in the stocks fool"- Fool "Not ourselves when neature commands the mind to suffer with the body"- Lear "My rising heart! But down."-Lear "O Regan will you take her my the hand?"- Lear "I gave you all"- Lear "And in good time you have it"- Regan "What need one?"- Regan "Shut up your doors"- Regan 2 of 5 Act 3 "None but the fool...labours to out-jest his heart struck injuries"- Gentleman Scene 1 "Alack bare headed?"- Kent Scene 2 "The art of our necessities is strange and can make vile things precious"- Lear "The younger rises when the old doth fall"- Edmond Scene 3 "When the minds free, the body's delicate"- Lear Scene 4 "Come, unbutton here"- Lear "My tears begin to take his part...they mar my counterfitting"- Edgar Scene 6 "Hang him instantly"- Regan Scene 7 "Pluck out his eyes"- Gonerill [plucks Gloucester's beard]- Regan "I am tied to the stake and I must stand the course"- Gloucester "One side will mock another, the other too"- Regan "Out vile jelly"-Cornwall "I have recieved a hurt"- Cornwall 3 of 5 Act 4 "Better...known to be condemned, than...condemned and flattered"- Edgar Scene 1 " I have no way and therefore want no eyes"- Gloucester "I stumbled when I saw"- Gloucester "My fool usurps my body"- Gonerill Scene 2 "May all the building in my fancy pluck upon my hateful life"- Gonerill "As mad as the vexed sea"- Cordelia Crowned with rank fumitor and furrow weeds"- Cordelia "All you unpublished virtues of the earth"- Cordelia "Why I do trifle thus with his despair is done to cure it"- Edgar Scene 5 "They told me I was everything; tis a lie, I am not ague proof"- Lear "Robes and furred gowns hide all"- Lear "When we are born, we cry thart we are come to this great stage of fools"- Lear "I make that you know me not"- Kent Scene 6 "I am bound upon a wheel of fire..."-Lear "I should even die with pity to see another thus"- Lear "No cause, No Cause"- Cordelia 4 of 5 Act 5 "For my state, stands on me to defend, not to debate"- Edmond Scene 1 "We two alone will sing like birds in the cage"- Lear Scene 3 "If thou dost as this instructs hee, thou dost make thy way to noble fortunes"- Edmond "Sick O sick"- Regan "My name is Edgar and thy fathers son"- Edgar "The wheel is come full circle"- Edmond "It came from the heart of- O she's dead"- Gentleman "...Burst smilingly"- Edgar "I was contracted to them both, all there now marry in an instant"- Edmond "Howl, howl, howl..."- Lear "Look her lips. Look there, look there"- Lear "Speak what we feel, not what we ought to say"- Edgar 5 of 5
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