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The palace.
LADY MACBETH
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Is Ban|quo gone | from court? \\
SERVANT
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Aye, mad/am, but | returns | again | tonight.
LADY MACBETH
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Say to | the king,| I would at|tend his |
leisure,
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For a / few words. \\
SERVANT
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Madam,| I will.
LADY MACBETH
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Nought's had, all's | spent,
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Where our | desire | is got | without | content:
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'Tis saf|er, to | be that | which we | destroy,
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Than by | destruc|tion dwell | in doubt|ful joy.
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How now,| my lord,| why do | you keep | alone?
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Of sor|riest fan|cies your com|panions | making,
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Using | those^thoughts,| which should | indeed |
have died
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With them they think on: things without all remedy
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Should be | without | regard:| what's done,| is
done.
MACBETH
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We have | scotched the | snake, not killed it:|
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She'll close,| and be | herself,| whilst^our*/
poor malice
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Remains | in dang|er of | her form|er tooth.
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But let | the frame | of things | disjoint,
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Both the | worlds | suffer,|
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Ere we | will eat | our meal | in fear,| and sleep
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In the | afflic|tion of | these ter|rible dreams,
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That shake | us night|ly: bet|ter be | with the
dead,
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Whom^we,| to gain | our peace,| have sent | to
peace,
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Than on | the tor|ture of | the mind | to lie
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In rest|less ec|stasy.
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Duncan | is in | his grave: (tri
with prev)
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After life's fit|ful fev|er, he / sleeps well,
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Treason has | done his | worst: nor | steel, nor
| poison,
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Malice do|mestic,| foreign | levy,| nothing,
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Can touch | him furth|er.
LADY MACBETH
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Come | on:|
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Gentle | my lord,| sleek^ore | your rug|ged looks,
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Be bright | and jov|ial among | your guests |
tonight.
MACBETH
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So* shall | I love,| and so | I pray | be you:
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Let your | remem|brance ap|ply to | Banquo*, ??
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Present | him em|inence, both | with eye | and
tongue:
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Unsafe | the while,| that we | must lave
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Our hon|ors in | these flat|tering streams,
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And make | our fac|es viz|ards to | our hearts,
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Disguis|ing what | they are.
LADY MACBETH
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You must | leave this.
MACBETH
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O, full of scorp|ions is | my mind,| dear* wife:
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Thou knowst,| that Ban|quo and | his Fle|ance
lives.
LADY MACBETH
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But in | them, na|ture's co|py's not | eterne.
MACBETH
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There's^com|fort yet,| they are | assail|able,
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Then be | thou joc|und: ere | the bat | hath
flown
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His cloist|ered flight,| ere to / black
Hec|ate's^sum||mons
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The shard-|borne beet/le, with | his drow|sy hums,
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Hath rung | night's^yaw|ning peal, \\
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There shall |
be done | a deed | of dread|ful note.
LADY MACBETH
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What's to | be done? \\
MACBETH
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Be in|nocent of | the know|ledge, dear|est chuck,
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Till thou ap|plaud the | deed: Come, seel|ing
night,
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Scarf up the tend|er eye | of pit|iful day,
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And with | thy bloo|dy and | invis|ible hand
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Cancel | and tear | to pie|ces that / great bond,
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Which keeps | me pale.| | Light | thickens,
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And the / crow makes | wing to | the rook|y wood:
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Good^things | of day | begin | to droop,| and
drowse,
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While^night's | black age/nts to | their preys | do
rouse.
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Thou marv|ellst at | my words:| but hold | thee
still,
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Things^bad | begun,| make strong | themselves |
by ill:
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So prith|ee go | with me. \\
[Exeunt]