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Gloucester's castle.
[Enter REGAN and OSWALD]
REGAN
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But are | my broth|er's pow|ers set | forth?
OSWALD
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Aye | madam.
REGAN
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Himself | in pers|on there?
OSWALD
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Madam | with much | ado: \\
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Your sis|ter is | the bet|ter sol|dier.
REGAN
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Lord^Ed|mund spake | not with | your lord | at
home?
OSWALD
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No | madam. \\
REGAN
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What might im|port my | sister's | letter | to
him?
OSWALD
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I know not,| lady. \\
REGAN
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'Faith he is | posted | hence on | serious |
matter:
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It was great | igno|rance, Glouce|ster's eyes |
being^out
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To let | him live.| Where he | arrives,| he moves
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All hearts | against us:| Edmund,| I think | is
gone
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In pi|ty of | his mis|ery,| to dispatch
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His night|ed life:| moreov|er to | descry
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The strength | of the en|emy. \\
OSWALD
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I must | needs^aft|er him, mad|am, with | my
letter.
REGAN
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Our troops | set forth | tomor|row, stay | with
us:
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The ways | are dang|erous.
OSWALD
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I / may not | madam:
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My la|dy charged | my du|ty in | this^bus||iness.
REGAN
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Why | should she | write to | Edmund?
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Might^not || you transport | her pur|poses | by
word?| Belike,
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Somethings,| I know not what.| I'll love | thee
much
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Let me un|seal the | letter.
OSWALD
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Madam,| I had rath||er--
REGAN
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I know | your la|dy does not | love her |
husband,
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I am sure | of that:| and at her // late being
here,
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She gave | strange oeil/lades, and |
most^speak|ing looks ??
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To noble | Edmund.| I know | you are | of her ||
bosom.
OSWALD
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I,| madam? \\
REGAN
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I speak | in und|erstand|ing: you are:| I know
it,
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Therefore | I do | advise | you take | this^note:
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My lord | is dead:| Edmund,| and I | have talked,
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And more | conven|ient is | he for / my hand
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Than for | your la|dy's: you | may gath|er more:
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If you | do find | him, pray | you give | him
this;
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And when | your mist|ress hears | thus^much |
from you,
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I pray | desire | her call | her wis|dom to her.
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So fare | you well: \\
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If you | do chance | to hear | of that blind |
traitor,
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Prefer|ment falls | on him,| that cuts | him off.
OSWALD
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Would I | could meet | him, mad|am, I | should
show
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What part|y I | do fol|low.
REGAN
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Fare | thee well.
[Exeunt]