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Lear, From King Lear, Act Iii, Scene 3,

Lear, From King Lear, Act Iii, Scene 3,

King Lear. Cordelia's Farewell (also known as King Lear Act I, Scene I)

King Lear. Cordelia's Farewell (also known as King Lear Act I, Scene I)

'Howl, howl, howl, howl O you are men of stones, Had I your tongues, and eyes, I'd use them so, That Heav'ns vault should crack, O she is gone forever ' (Lear and Cordelia from William Shakespeare's 'King Lear', Act V, Scene 10)

'Howl, howl, howl, howl O you are men of stones, Had I your tongues, and eyes, I'd use them so, That Heav'ns vault should crack, O she is gone forever ' (Lear and Cordelia from William Shakespeare's 'King Lear', Act V, Scene 10)

King Lear and Cordelia

King Lear and Cordelia

Benjamin Lincoln Lear

Benjamin Lincoln Lear

King Lear Supported by Kent and the Fool Meeting Edgar on the Heath

King Lear Supported by Kent and the Fool Meeting Edgar on the Heath

Meeting of Lear and Cordelia

Meeting of Lear and Cordelia

Lear ^ Cordelia

Lear ^ Cordelia

King Lear. Cordelia's Farewell

King Lear. Cordelia's Farewell

ma Dore Le Roi Lear

ma Dore Le Roi Lear

King Lear in the Tempest Tearing Off his Robes

King Lear in the Tempest Tearing Off his Robes

Study for King Lear

Study for King Lear

Lear and Cordelia

Lear and Cordelia

Shakespearean Equation: King Lear

Shakespearean Equation: King Lear

Lear Grasping a Sword

Lear Grasping a Sword

King Lear Mourns Cordelia

King Lear Mourns Cordelia

King Lear Weeping Over The Dead Body Of Cordelia

King Lear Weeping Over The Dead Body Of Cordelia

Charles Kean As King Lear

Charles Kean As King Lear

King Lear Weeps over the Body of Cordelia

King Lear Weeps over the Body of Cordelia

Lear and Cordelia

Lear and Cordelia

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