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LADY MACBETH
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That which hath | made them drunk,| hath made |
me bold:
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What hath / quenched them,| hath giv|en me |
fire.
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Hark, Peace: it | was the owl | that shrieked,
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The fa||tal bell|man, which | gives the |
sternest good night.
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He is a|bout it,| the doors | are op|en:
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And the | surfeited | grooms do mock | their
charge
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With snores.| I have | drugged their | possets,
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<- That death || and na|ture do | contend | about
| them,
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Wheth||er they live,| or die.
MACBETH
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Who's | there?| What ho?
LADY MACBETH
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Alack,| I am | afraid | they have | awaked,
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And 'tis | not done:| The attempt,| and not | the
deed,
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Confounds us:| Hark: I | laid their | daggers |
ready,
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He could / not miss |'em. Had | he not | resem||bled
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My fath|er as | he slept,| I had | done it.
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My hus|band?
MACBETH
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I have done | the deed:
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Didst thou | not hear | a noise? (tri with
prev)
LADY MACBETH
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I heard | the owl | scream, and | the crick|ets
cry.
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Did not | you speak?
MACBETH
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When?
LADY MACBETH
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Now.
MACBETH
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As | I descen||ded?
LADY MACBETH
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Aye.
MACBETH
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Hark, who | lies in
the | second | chamber?
LADY MACBETH
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Donal|bain.
MACBETH
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This /
is a | sorry | sight.
LADY MACBETH
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A fool|ish thought,| to say | a sor|ry sight.
MACBETH
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There's one | did laugh | in his sleep,
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And one cried mur|der, that | they
did | wake each | other:
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I stood,| and heard | them: | But they | did say |
their prayers, (hex with prev)
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And addressed | them again | to sleep.
LADY MACBETH
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There are two | lodged to|gether. (tri with prev)
MACBETH
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One cried God | bless us, and A|men the | other,
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As they | had seen | me with | these hang|man's
hands:
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Listening | their fear,| I could | not say | Amen,
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When they | did say | God bless | us.
LADY MACBETH
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Consid|er it not | so deep|ly.
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MACBETH
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But where|fore could | not I | pronounce | Amen?
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I had / most need | of bless|ing, and | Amen || stuck in | my throat.
LADY MACBETH
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These^deeds | must not | be thought
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After | these ways;| so, it | will make | us mad.
MACBETH
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Methought | I heard | a voice cry, sleep | no*
more:
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Macbeth | does murd|er sleep,| the in|nocent
sleep,
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Sleep that | knits^up | the rav|elled sleeve | of care,
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The death | of each | day's life, sore | labor's
| bath,
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Balm of | hurt minds, great | nature's | second |
course, (hex with prev)
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Chief nour/isher | in life's | feast.
LADY MACBETH
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What / do you | mean?
MACBETH
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Still it | cried,| sleep no more | to all | the house:
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Glamis hath | murdered | sleep, and | therefore |
Cawdor
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Shall sleep | no* more:| Macbeth | shall sleep |
no more.
LADY MACBETH
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Who was | it, that / thus cried?| Why worth|y
Thane,
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You do | unbend | your nob|le strength,| to think
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So brain-|sickly of | things: Go*| get some | water,
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And wash | this filth|y wit|ness from | your
hand,
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Why did | you bring | these dag|gers from | the
place?
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They must / lie there:| go car/ry them,| and
smear
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The sleep|y grooms | with blood.
MACBETH
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I'll go | no more:
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I am | afraid,| to think | what I | have done:
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Look^on it | again,| I dare | not.
LADY MACBETH
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In|firm of | purpose:
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Give me the | daggers: | the sleep|ing, and | the dead,
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Are but as | pictures:| 'tis the | eye of | childhood,
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That fears | a paint|ed devil.| If he | do bleed,
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I'll gild | the fac|es of | the grooms | withal,
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For it must^|seem their guilt.
[Exit. Knocking within]
MACBETH
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Whence is that
| knocking?
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How is it | with me,| when every | noise ap|palls me?
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What hands | are here?| Ha: they | pluck^out |
mine^eyes.
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Will all | great^Nep|tune's^o|cean wash | this
blood
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Clean from | my hand?| No, this | my hand | will
rath||er
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The mul|titud|inous seas | in incarn|adine,
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Making the | green one, red. \\
[Enter LADY MACBETH]
LADY MACBETH
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My hands | are of | your col|or: but | I shame
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To wear | a heart | so white. \\
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I hear | a knock|ing at | the south | entry:
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Retire | we to our | chamber: \\
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A lit|tle wat|er clears | us of | this deed.
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How ea|sy is | it then?| Your con|stancy
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Hath left | you unat|tended.| Hark, more |
knocking.
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Get on your | nightgown, lest | occas|ion call
us,
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And show | us to | be watch|ers: be | not lost
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So poor|ly in | your thoughts. \\
MACBETH
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To know | my deed,| 'twere best | not know |
myself.
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Wake Dun/can with^thy | knocking:
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I would | thou
couldst.
[Exeunt]