Article: King Lear: Act II, Scene IV

Article: Kent and primogeniture in King ...
Studies in English Literature, 1500-1900;  March 22, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... Kent," 1803. (1) Why is Shakespeare's Kent called Kent? It is a little surprising that the question has been so seldom asked, given that King Lear's only precisely named location is in Kent: Dover, where both Lear and Gloucester ...

Article: Kent and primogeniture in king ...
Studies in English Literature, 1500-1900;  March 22, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... referring to "gavelkind," Kent's distinctive system ... context of Shakespeare's King Lear, a play that turns on ... stereotypical "man of Kent." Such complex and ... these features mark King Lear as an intervention into ... and that the county of Kent figured emblematically ...

Article: King Lear: Scene IV. Before Gloucester's Castle. ...
Great Works of Literature;      700+ words ... ... Scene IV. Before Gloucester's Castle. Kent in the Stocks. Enter Lear, Fool, and ... was no purpose in them Of this remove. Kent. Hail to thee, noble master! Lear. Ha! Makest thou this shame thy pastime? Kent. No, my lord. Fool. Ha, ha! he wears ...

Article: King Lear: Act I, Scene IV
The Complete Works of Shakespeare;      700+ words ... ... poor enough. What wouldst thou? KENT: Service. KING LEAR: Who wouldst thou serve? KENT: You. KING LEAR: Dost thou know me, fellow? KENT ... master. KING LEAR: What's that? KENT: Authority. KING LEAR: What services canst thou do ...

Article: King Lear: Act I, Scene V
The Complete Works of Shakespeare;      629 words ... ... Enter KING LEAR, KENT, and Fool.} KING LEAR: Go you before to Gloucester ... I shall be there afore you. KENT: I will not sleep, my lord ... t not in danger of kibes? KING LEAR: Ay, boy. 10 Fool: Then ...

Article: King Lear: Act III, Scene IV
The Complete Works of Shakespeare;      700+ words ... ... Enter KING LEAR, KENT, and Fool.} KENT: Here is ... to endure. [Storm still.] KING LEAR: Let me alone. KENT: Good my lord, enter here. KING LEAR: Wilt break my heart? KENT: I had rather break mine own ...

Article: King Lear: Act III, Scene VI
The Complete Works of Shakespeare;      700+ words ... ... Enter GLOUCESTER, KING LEAR, KENT, Fool, and EDGAR ... no food for thee. KENT: How do you, sir ... upon the cushions? KING LEAR: I'll see their ... them be changed. 80 KENT: Now, good my lord ... and rest awhile. KING LEAR: Make no noise ...