The Fool remains a better critic of Lear than all later resenters of the king, because he accepts Lear's sublimity and uniqueness and they cannot.” | The Play's The Thing
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The complete text of King Lear with essays on the natural world, difficult lines, and study questions
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Allows itself to anything:" Poor Tom Familiarizing and Enacting Chaos in "King Lear" - Inquiries Journal
The History of Poetry - 3 (Tom o' Bedlam) - The Allen Ginsberg Project
Tom O'Bedlam by Robert Silverberg | Goodreads
Illuminating Shakespeare | Shakespeare, Mad men, Classic books
King Lear: madness, the fool and poor Tom - The British Library
King Lear Act 3 Scene 4 | Shakespeare Learning Zone
Utah Shakespeare Festival's 'King Lear' does tragedy justice - Deseret News
Note to KING LEAR, 1.2.136,Tom o' Bedlam
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