Lear thought to himself, how small the fault of Cordelia if it was a
more sweet to them than the pomp and uneasy splendour of a courtier's
affected to treat him with neglect, and would either refuse to obey
daughter.
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Lear thought to himself, how small the fault of Cordelia if it was a
more sweet to them than the pomp and uneasy splendour of a courtier's
affected to treat him with neglect, and would either refuse to obey
daughter.
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