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King Lear, II.1

Posted on March 25, 2010March 25, 2010 by Dale

the Earl of Gloucester’s castle

  • Edmund
  • Curan
  • Edgar
  • Gloucester
  • Cornwall
  • Regan
  • attendants

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Archived: King Lear, productionTagged: Cornwall, Edgar, Edmund, G-plot, Gloucester, Regan

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