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20 Cards in this Set
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"Thou Shalt Get Kings, Though thou be none"
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The Witches To Banquo
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"Stars, Hide Your Fires, / Let Not Light See My Black And Deep Desires, / The Eye Wink At The Hand."
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Macbeth To Himself (Before Killing Duncan)
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"Hie Thee Hither, / That i May Pour My Spirits In Thine Ear / And Chastise With The Valour Of My Toungue / All That Impedes Thee From The Golden Round."
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Lady Macbeth To Macbeth
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"Come, You Spirits / That Tend On Mortal Thoughts, Unsex Me Here / And Fill Me From The Crown To Toe Topfull / Of Direst Cruelty"
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Lady Macbeth To Herself
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" I Have No Spur / To Prick The Sides Of My Intent, But Only / Vaulting Ambition Which O'erleaps Itself / And Falls On The Other"
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Macbeth To Himself (Thinking About Killing Duncan)
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"Away And mock The Time With Fairest Show, / False face Must Hide What False Heart Doth Know"
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Lady Macbeth To Macbeth
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"Had He Not Resembled / My Father As He Slept, I Had Done It"
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Lady Macbeth To Macbeth (about why she couldn't kill Duncan)
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"No: This My Hand Will Rather / The Multitudinous Seas Incarnadine / Making The Green One Red"
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Macbeth to Lady Macbeth (after killing duncan)
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"Lamentings Heart i'th'air, Strange Screams Of Death / And Prophesying With Accents Terrible / Of Dire Combustion And Confused Events / new Hatched To The Woeful Times
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Lennox Talking About The Night That Duncan Was Murdered
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"Thou Hast It Now, King, Cawdor, Glamis, All, / As The Weird Women Promised, And I Fear / Thou Played'st Most Foully For't"
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Banquo To Himself (Speaking About Macbeth)
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To Be Thus Is nothing / But to Be Safely Thus
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Macbeth To Self (about being king)
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Avaunt and quit my sight! let the earth hide thee!
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macbeth to banquo's ghost
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double double toil and trouble / fire burn and cauldron bubble
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The Witches
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O treachery! Fly, good Fleance, fly, fly, fly! / Thou may'st revenge - O slave!
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Banquo To Fleance
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To leave his wife, to leave his babes, / His mansion, and his titles in a place / From Whence himself does fly? He loves Us not
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Lady Macduff to Messenger (Ross)
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Did you say all? O hell Kite! All? / What All my pretty chickens and their dam? / At one fell swoop?
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Macduff to Ross
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Out, out brief candle/ Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player / that struts and frets his hour upon the stage / and then is heard no more.
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Macbeth about lady Macbeth's death.
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Tyrant show thy face / If thou be'st slain and with no stroke of mine / my wife and childrens ghosts haunt me still
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Macduff To Macbeth
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Despair thy charm... Macduff was from his mothers womb untimely ripped
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Macduff To Macbeth
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hail king so for thou art. Behold where stands' th'usurper's cursed head. the time is free.
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Macduff To Malcom.
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