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Page 147
... Shall never see so much , nor live so long . [ Exeunt , with a dead march . 320 323. The Ff give this speech to Edgar , Qq to ' Duke , ' i.e. Albany . MACBETH DRAMATIS PERSONE DUNCAN , king of Scotland . his 147 SC . III King Lear.
... Shall never see so much , nor live so long . [ Exeunt , with a dead march . 320 323. The Ff give this speech to Edgar , Qq to ' Duke , ' i.e. Albany . MACBETH DRAMATIS PERSONE DUNCAN , king of Scotland . his 147 SC . III King Lear.
Page 149
William Shakespeare Charles Harold Herford. MACBETH DRAMATIS PERSONE DUNCAN , king of Scotland . his sons 149.
William Shakespeare Charles Harold Herford. MACBETH DRAMATIS PERSONE DUNCAN , king of Scotland . his sons 149.
Page 150
... Macbeth . Gentlewoman attending on Lady Macbeth . HECATE . Three Witches . Apparitions . Lords , Gentlemen , Officers , Soldiers , Murderers , Attendants , and Messengers . SCENE : Scotland ; England . INTRODUCTION Literary MACBETH was ...
... Macbeth . Gentlewoman attending on Lady Macbeth . HECATE . Three Witches . Apparitions . Lords , Gentlemen , Officers , Soldiers , Murderers , Attendants , and Messengers . SCENE : Scotland ; England . INTRODUCTION Literary MACBETH was ...
Page 151
... Macbeth is inevitably beset with problems which our knowledge does not suffice to solve . and The theory of a post - Shakespearean revision of Middleton Macbeth starts from a slender but definite basis of Macbeth . fact . Middleton's ...
... Macbeth is inevitably beset with problems which our knowledge does not suffice to solve . and The theory of a post - Shakespearean revision of Middleton Macbeth starts from a slender but definite basis of Macbeth . fact . Middleton's ...
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... Macbeth ; it was certainly old when Macbeth was printed . The coincidence can be accounted for on several hypo- theses , as Mr. Bullen has shown ; but the presump- tion decidedly is that the songs , simply referred to by their first ...
... Macbeth ; it was certainly old when Macbeth was printed . The coincidence can be accounted for on several hypo- theses , as Mr. Bullen has shown ; but the presump- tion decidedly is that the songs , simply referred to by their first ...
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