MacbethRalph, Holland & Company, 1906 - 127 páginas |
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... desires . Duncan also promises to honour Macbeth by visiting his castle at Inverness , and Macbeth leaves to hurry to his wife with the news of the king's approach . In ACT I. SCENE V. Lady Macbeth begins by reading Mac- beth's letter ...
... desires . Duncan also promises to honour Macbeth by visiting his castle at Inverness , and Macbeth leaves to hurry to his wife with the news of the king's approach . In ACT I. SCENE V. Lady Macbeth begins by reading Mac- beth's letter ...
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... gain what he so greatly desires . When Macbeth declares himself as brave as any man in deeds which become a man , she once more upbraids him for shrinking when the time for the deed has arrived , and declares that she INTRODUCTION . xxi .
... gain what he so greatly desires . When Macbeth declares himself as brave as any man in deeds which become a man , she once more upbraids him for shrinking when the time for the deed has arrived , and declares that she INTRODUCTION . xxi .
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... desire to relieve Banquo ( James ' presumed ancestor ) from any share in the murder ; and the important part which witchcraft takes in the play , all show a desire to interest and flatter that monarch , and all prove that the play must ...
... desire to relieve Banquo ( James ' presumed ancestor ) from any share in the murder ; and the important part which witchcraft takes in the play , all show a desire to interest and flatter that monarch , and all prove that the play must ...
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... desire to honour Macbeth leads him to visit that chieftain's castle , and his unsuspecting mind makes him enter it without a dread - makes him humbly apologetic for the trouble he is about to give , and eager to reward with liberal ...
... desire to honour Macbeth leads him to visit that chieftain's castle , and his unsuspecting mind makes him enter it without a dread - makes him humbly apologetic for the trouble he is about to give , and eager to reward with liberal ...
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... desire to re - frame our Teutonic home - speech on the classical model . To this New Learning , or Renaissance may be traced : — ( a ) The introduction into the play of such words as : incarnadine , informs , exasperate . ( b ) The ...
... desire to re - frame our Teutonic home - speech on the classical model . To this New Learning , or Renaissance may be traced : — ( a ) The introduction into the play of such words as : incarnadine , informs , exasperate . ( b ) The ...
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accent ambition Banquo Birnam wood blank verse blood C. W. CROOK Cæsura called castle cauldron crime Crown 8vo daggers dare death deed Doct Donalbain doublet Dunsinane Edited by C. W. England English Enter MACBETH evil Exeunt Exit eyes father fear fight Fleance Forres foul give Glamis Glossary grace hail hand hath heart heaven Hecate Hendiadys Holinshed honour horror Hypallage king King of Scotland king's knocking Lady Macbeth Lady Macduff LENNOX lord Macb Macbeth and Banquo Macd Macduff Malcolm means Metonymy mind nature night noble Norweyan Notice numbers play predictions prophecy Richard II rime Ross SCENE Scotland Shakespeare shalt Siward slain sleep soldiers sorrow speak speech spirits strange sword syllable thane of Cawdor thee things Third Witch thou thought verb of motion weird sisters wife witchcraft words worthy wouldst