The Dramatic Works of Shakspeare: In Six Volumes, Bind 6Clarendon Press, 1786 |
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Side 172
... Lady . I heard the owl fcream , and the crickets cry . Did not you speak ? Mach . When ? Lady . Now . Mach . As I descended ? Lady . Ay . Mach . Hark - Who lies i'the fecond chamber ? Lady . Donalbain . с Macb . This is a forry fight ...
... Lady . I heard the owl fcream , and the crickets cry . Did not you speak ? Mach . When ? Lady . Now . Mach . As I descended ? Lady . Ay . Mach . Hark - Who lies i'the fecond chamber ? Lady . Donalbain . с Macb . This is a forry fight ...
Side 228
... Lady . Yet here's a spot . a Dot . Hark , the fpeaks : I will fet down what comes from her , to fatisfy my remembrance the more strongly . Lady . Out , damned fpot ! out , I fay ! - One ; Two ; Why , then ' tis time to do't : - Hell is ...
... Lady . Yet here's a spot . a Dot . Hark , the fpeaks : I will fet down what comes from her , to fatisfy my remembrance the more strongly . Lady . Out , damned fpot ! out , I fay ! - One ; Two ; Why , then ' tis time to do't : - Hell is ...
Side 229
... Lady . Here's the fmell of the blood ftill : all the per- fumes of Arabia will not fweeten this little hand . oh ... Lady . Wash your hands , put on your night - gown ; look not fo pale : -I tell you yet again , Banquo's buried ; he ...
... Lady . Here's the fmell of the blood ftill : all the per- fumes of Arabia will not fweeten this little hand . oh ... Lady . Wash your hands , put on your night - gown ; look not fo pale : -I tell you yet again , Banquo's buried ; he ...
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