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CONTENTS
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BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD
William Shakespeare
(1564–1616).
The Oxford Shakespeare.
1914.
King Lear
Dramatis Personæ.
L
EAR,
King of Britain.
K
ING OF
F
RANCE.
D
UKE OF
B
URGUNDY.
D
UKE OF
C
ORNWALL.
D
UKE OF
A
LBANY.
E
ARL OF
K
ENT.
E
ARL OF
G
LOUCESTER.
E
DGAR,
Son to Gloucester.
E
DMUND,
Bastard Son to Gloucester.
C
URAN,
a Courtier.
O
SWALD,
Steward to Goneril.
Old Man, Tenant to Gloucester.
Doctor.
Fool.
An Officer, employed by Edmund.
A Gentleman, Attendant on Cordelia.
A Herald.
Servants to Cornwall.
G
ONERIL,
R
EGAN,
& C
ORDELIA,
Daughters to Lear.
Knights of Lear’s Train, Officers, Messengers, Soldiers, and Attendants.
S
CENE.
—
Britain.
CONTENTS
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BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD
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