L'edizione standard del grafico Shakspere. E consiglia come l'hemight usurpa il regno con la forza, avendo un justquarrel così da fare (come ha preso la materia), Perché thatDuncan fece ciò che in lui giaceva per frodarlo di allmodo di titolo e rivendicare che poteva in tempo a venire fingere alla corona. Anche le parole delle tre sorelle strane (di cui prima avete sentito parlare) lo incoraggiavano molto iiereunto, ma specialmente sua moglie lo depose male per tentare la cosa, come lei che era molto am-bizia, bruciando nel desiderio inestinguibile di portargli il nome di una regina. A lungo, quindi, com-munendo il suo scopo

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The standard edition of the pictorial Shakspere . e counsel how hemight usurp the kingdom by force, having a justquarrel so to do (as he took the matter), for thatDuncan did what in him lay to defraud him of allmanner of title and claim which he might in timeto come pretend unto the crown. The words of the three weird sisters also (ofwhom before ye have heard) greatly encouragedhim iiereunto, but specially his wife lay sore uponhim to attempt the thing, as she that was very am-bitious, burning in unquenchable desire to bearthe name of a queen. At length, therefore, com-municating his purposed intent with his trustyfriends, amongst whom Banquo was the chiefest, upon confidence of their promised aid he slew theking at Enverns, or (as some say) at Botgosvane, in the first year of his reign. Then, having a com-pany about him of such as he had made privy tohis enterprise, he caused himself to be proclaimedking, and forthwith went unto Scone, where (bycommon content) he received the investure of thekingdom according to the accustomed manner.. [St. Colmes Inch.] LOCAL ILLUSTRATIONS. Scene II.— A camp near Forres. Probably situated in the moors to the south of thetown, so as to intercept the march of the invadersfrom Fife to the royal residences of the north. Wideand almost level tracts of heath extend southwardsfrom Forres, amidst which the march of an armymight be discerned from a great distance. It mustbe mentioned that the stage direction, Camp near I Forres, does not occur in the original; althoughit is clear in the third scene that Macbeth and Ban-quo are on their way thither :— How far is t called to Forres ? Scene II.— St. Cohnes inch. Inch; Island. St. Colmes; St. Columbns.—Thisisland of St. Golumba lies in the Firth of Forth, off 19 ILLUSTRATIONS OF ACT L the coast of Fife, a little to the east of North Queeiis-feny. Alexander I. was wrecked on this island, and entertained by a hermit. In memory of hispreservation Alexander founded a monastery, towhicii great

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