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    This summary is of a Shakespearean text from Macbeth. It references the raven croaking at the entrance of Duncan and calls upon dark spirits to thicken his blood and stop any feelings of remorse from his fell purpose.

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    This summary is of a Shakespearean text from Macbeth. It references the raven croaking at the entrance of Duncan and calls upon dark spirits to thicken his blood and stop any feelings of remorse from his fell purpose.

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    This summary is of a Shakespearean text from Macbeth. It references the raven croaking at the entrance of Duncan and calls upon dark spirits to thicken his blood and stop any feelings of remorse from his fell purpose.

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    86 views3 pages

    Monólogo Lady Macbeth

    Uploaded by

    Jessica Ocampo
    This summary is of a Shakespearean text from Macbeth. It references the raven croaking at the entrance of Duncan and calls upon dark spirits to thicken his blood and stop any feelings of remorse from his fell purpose.

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    © All Rights Reserved
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    The raven

    -
    himself
    -
    is -
    hoarse
    That croaks
    -
    the fatal entrance
    e
    of -
    Duncan
    entrance

    Under -
    my battlements. Come,
    -
    you spirits
    -

    That -tend on - mortal - thoughts, unsex


    - me here,
    -

    And
    - - fill me, from the crown to
    - the toe, top-full
    e
    Frugh -

    Of direst
    - cru11
    el ty! Make - thick my - blood,
    Stop -
    up th' -access and -
    passage to remorse,
    -
    stap

    That no compunctious visitings


    - of nature
    componctions
    Shake my fell purpose, nor keep peace between
    -
    effect and it! Come -
    - - -
    porpus a

    The to my woman's breasts,


    - - -

    And take my milk for -


    - gall, you -
    - murd'ring
    ministers,
    we
    murdiring

    Wherever in your sightless substances


    -
    en
    Adhuck
    You wait
    -
    on nature's
    -
    mischief!
    -
    Come, -
    thick night,
    And pall thee
    -
    in
    -
    the dunnest
    -
    smoke of hell,
    -

    That . my keen knife


    . see not.the wound it
    makes, wund
    -

    Nor -heaven peep through the blanket of -


    the
    - dark,
    To
    - -
    cry "Hold, hold!"

    Macbath. Act 1 Sccne 5.


    ady
    The raven himself is hoarse
    That croaks the fatal entrance of Duncan
    Under my battlements. I Come,11you spirits1
    That 11
    tend on mortal thoughts, unsex me here,
    And fill me, from the crown to the toe, top-full
    Of direst cru el ty! Make thick my blood,
    Stop up th' access and passage to remorse,
    That no compunctious visitings of nature
    Shake my fell purpose, nor keep peace between
    The effect and it! Come to my woman's breasts,
    And take my milk for gall, you murd'ring ministers,
    Wherever in your sightless substances
    You wait on nature's mischief! Come, thick night,
    And pall thee in the dunnest smoke of hell,
    That my keen knife see not the wound it makes,
    Nor heaven peep through the blanket of the dark,
    To cry "Hold, hold!"

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