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Act … Scene …: ’……… Macbeth’ (…)

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Act 1 Scene 2: ‘Noble Macbeth’ (King Duncan)

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Act … Scene …: ‘Disloyal ……..’ (…)

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Act 1 Scene 2: ‘Disloyal traitor’ (King Duncan)

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Act … Scene …: ‘Our … hostess’ (…)

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Act 1 Scene 6: ‘Our honoured hostess’ (King Duncan)

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Act … Scene …: ‘There to …… with ……’

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Act 1 Scene 1: ‘There to meet with Macbeth’ (Witches)

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Act … Scene …: ‘Fair … …. …. …. …. ….’

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Act 1 Scene 1: ‘Fair is fowl and fowl is fair’ (Witches)

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Act … Scene …: ‘Upon …. ….’

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Act 1 Scene 1: ‘Upon the heath’

Witches

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Act … Scene …: ‘All …, Macbeth’

…

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Act 1 Scene 3: ‘All hail Macbeth’

Witches

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Act … Scene …: ‘… you … speakers’

…

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Act 1 Scene 3: ‘Stay you imperfect speakers’ (Macbeth)

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Act … Scene …: ‘… worthy …’

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Act 1 Scene 4: ‘My worthy Cawdor’

King Duncan

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Act … Scene …: ‘Let not … see my … … … …’ (…)

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Act 1 Scene 4: ‘Let not light see my black and deep desires’ (Macbeth)

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Act … Scene …: ‘My … love’ (…)

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Act 1 Scene 5: ‘My dearest love’

Macbeth

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Act … Scene …: ‘We will … further’

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Act 1 Scene 5: ‘We will speak further’

Macbeth

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Act … Scene …: ‘If it were …, when’t is …, then’t were well it were …. ….’ (…)

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Act 1 Scene 7: ‘If it were done, when’t is done, then’t were well it were done quickly’ (Macbeth)

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Act … Scene …: ‘We will … no further … … ….’ (…)

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Act 1 Scene 7: ‘We will proceed no further in this business’ (Macbeth)

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Act … Scene …: ‘…. face must … what the … heart doth know’ (…)

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Act 1 Scene 7: ‘False face must hide what the false heart doth know’ (Macbeth)

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Act … Scene …: ‘I … not of …’ (…)

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Act 2 Scene 1: ‘I think not of them’

Macbeth

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Act … Scene …: ‘Is this a … which i see … me?’ (…)

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Act 2 Scene 1: ‘Is this a dagger which I see before me?’ (Macbeth)

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Act … Scene …: ‘Art though but a … of the …, a … creation?’ (…)

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Act 2 Scene 1: ‘Art though but a dagger of the mind, a false creation?’ (Macbeth)

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Act … Scene …: ‘Summons thee to … or to …’ (…)

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Act 2 Scene 1: ‘Summons thee to heaven or to hell’ (Macbeth)

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Act … Scene …: ‘I’ll … no …’ (…)

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Act 2 Scene 2: ‘I’ll go no more’

Macbeth

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Act … Scene …: ‘Will all … … … oceans wash this … clean from my hands?’ (…)

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Act 2 Scene 2: ‘Will all great Neptune’s oceans wash this blood clean from my hands?’ (Macbeth)

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Act … Scene …: ‘That I did … them’

…

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Act 2 Scene 3: ‘That I did kill them’

Macbeth

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Act … Scene …: ‘What can the … speak …?’ (…)

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Act 1 Scene 3: ‘ What can the devil speak true?’ (Banquo)

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Act … Scene …: ‘To … they have … some …’ (…)

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Act 2 Scene 1: ‘To you they have shown some truth’ (Banquo)

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Act … Scene …: ‘… me here’ (…)

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Act 1 Scene 5: ‘Unsex me here’

Lady Macbeth

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Act … Scene …: ‘… like th’ … flower but be the … under’t’ (…)

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Act 1 Scene 5: ‘Look like th’ innocent flower but be the serpent under’t’
(Lady Macbeth)

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Act … Scene …: ‘Your … ever’ (…)

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Act 1 Scene 6: ‘Your servants ever’

Lady Macbeth

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Act … Scene …: ‘C….d’ (…)

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Act 1 Scene 7: ‘Coward’ (Lady Macbeth)

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Act … Scene …: ‘But … your … to the … place’ (…)

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Act 1 Scene 7: ‘But screw your courage to the sticking place’ (Lady Macbeth)

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Act … Scene …: ‘My … are of your … but I shame to … a … so …’ (…)

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Act 2 Scene 2: ‘My hands are of your colour but I shame to wear a heart so white’ (Lady Macbeth)

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Act … Scene …: ‘What’s the …’ (…)

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Act 2 Scene 3: ‘What’s the business?’

Lady Macbeth

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Act … Scene …: ‘Help me …’ (…)

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Act 2 Scene 3: ‘Help me hence’

Lady Macbeth

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Act … Scene …: ‘Worthy …’ (…)

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Act 2 Scene 3: ‘Worthy thane’

Macduff

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Act … Scene …: ‘… all the … to me’ (…)

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Act 1 Scene 5: ‘Leave all the rest to me’

Lady Macbeth

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Act … Scene …: ‘I … thou play’dst … … for it’ (…)

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Act 3 Scene 1: ‘I fear thou play’dst most foully for it’ (Banquo)

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Act … Scene …: ‘My … lord’ (…)

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Act 3 Scene 1: ‘My good lord’ (Banquo)

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Act … Scene …: ‘Here is our … …’

…

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Act 3 Scene 1: ‘Here is our chief guest’

Macbeth

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Act … Scene …: ‘… not our …’ (…)

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Act 3 Scene 1: ‘Fail not our feast’

Macbeth

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Act … Scene …: ‘… crown’ (…)

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Act 3 Scene 1: ‘Fruitless crown’

Macbeth

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Act … Scene …: ‘We have … the … … … it’ (…)

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Act 3 Scene 2: ‘We have scorched the snake not killed it’ (Macbeth)

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Act … Scene …: ‘Be innocent … … … …

…’ (…)

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Act 3 Scene 2: ‘Be innocent of the knowledge dearest chuck’ (Macbeth)

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Act … Scene …: ‘The table … …’

…

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Act 3 Scene 4: ‘The table is full’

Macbeth

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Act … Scene …: ‘How now, you …, … and … …?’ (…)

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Act 4 Scene 1: ‘How now you secret, black and midnight hags?’ (Macbeth)

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Act … Scene …: ‘… hags!’ (…)

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Act 4 Scene 1: ‘Filthy hags!’ (Macbeth)

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Act … Scene …: ‘Double, double … …

…, … …, and … …’ (…)

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Act 4 Scene 1: ‘Double, double toil and trouble, fire burn, and cauldron bubble’
(Witches)

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Act … Scene …: ‘Macbeth shall never vanquish be until Great Birnam Wood to Dunsinane Hill shall come against thee’
(…)

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Act 4 Scene 1: ‘Macbeth shall never vanquish be until Great Birnam Wood to Dunsinane Hill shall come against thee’
(Spirit)

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Act … Scene …: ‘None of … … … … …’

…

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Act 4 Scene 1: ‘None of woman born shall harm Macbeth’ (Spirit)

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Act … Scene …: ‘Oftentimes, to win us our harm, … … … … … … …’ (…)

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Act 1 Scene 3: ‘Oftentimes, to win us our harm, the instruments of darkness tell us truths’ (Banquo)

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Act … Scene …: ‘My …’ (…)

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Act 3 Scene 2: ‘My lord’

Lady Macbeth

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Act … Scene …: ‘Be … and … among … …

…’ (…)

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Act 3 Scene 2: ‘Be bright and jovial among your guests tonight’
(Lady Macbeth)

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Act … Scene …: ‘… lord’ (public …)

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Act 3 Scene 4: ‘Worthy lord’ (public Lady M)

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Act … Scene …: ‘Are you … …?’ (Private …)

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Act 3 Scene 4: ‘Are you a man?’ (Private Lady M)

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Act … Scene …: ‘Out … … …: … … …!’ (…)

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Act 5 Scene 1: ‘Out dammed spot: out I say!’ (Lady M)

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Act … Scene …: ‘This tyrant, … … … … … …, … … … …’
(…)

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Act 4 Scene 3: ‘This tyrant, whose sole name blisters our tongue, was once thought honest’ (Macduff)

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Act … Scene …: ‘… tyrant’ (…)

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Act 4 Scene 3: ‘Untitled tyrant’

Macduff

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Act … Scene …: ‘Devilish …’ (…)

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Act 4 Scene 3: ‘Devilish Macbeth’ (Malcolm)

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Act … Scene …: ‘When I shall … … … … …. or … … … … …’ (…)

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Act 3 Scene 4: ‘When I shall tread upon the tyrants head or wear it upon my sword’ (Malcolm)

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Act … Scene …: ‘But God above … … … … …’ (…)

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Act 4 Scene 3: ‘But God above deal between thee and me’ (Malcolm)

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Act … Scene …: ‘Till … … … … … …, … … … … …’ (…)

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Act 5 Scene 3: ‘Till Birman Wood remove to Dunsinane, I cannot taint with fear’ (Macbeth)

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Act … Scene …: ‘She should … … … …’ (…)

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Act 5 Scene 5: ‘She should have died hereafter’ (Macbeth)

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