The Women of Shakespeare
The Women of Shakespeare
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She only uses the Influence the spectral interview had upSiTTnmTaccording to her profound Digitized by VjOOQ IC c/ LADY MACBETH 271 knowledge of his chtracteri to bring his wavering, inresolttte temperament to the point While, before Duncan's murder, shejlidjeverything she could to persuade.him, he now goes on his grim progress alone ; he has concealed his further plans of murder from his ''dearest chuck/' One might consider this caressing expression inappropriate to the fear* ful being to whom... it is addressed, and in contradiction to Macbcth's former words, "Bring forth men children only, for thy undaunted mettle should compose nothing but males." But we have already obser\'ed how warm and tender is the love between this pair, who so often show themselves so hateful. It is just this which makes them endurable. Macbeth does not mean by this pet name that his wife is a gentle or tender being. He wishes only to keep his dear spouse from the knowledge of his crimes, that she may be as innocent as a dove.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She only uses the Influence the spectral interview had upSiTTnmTaccording to her profound Digitized by VjOOQ IC c/ LADY MACBETH 271 knowledge of his chtracteri to bring his wavering, inresolttte temperament to the point While, before Duncan's murder, shejlidjeverything she could to persuade.him, he now goes on his grim progress alone ; he has concealed his further plans of murder from his ''dearest chuck/' One might consider this caressing expression inappropriate to the fear* ful being to whom... it is addressed, and in contradiction to Macbcth's former words, "Bring forth men children only, for thy undaunted mettle should compose nothing but males." But we have already obser\'ed how warm and tender is the love between this pair, who so often show themselves so hateful. It is just this which makes them endurable. Macbeth does not mean by this pet name that his wife is a gentle or tender being. He wishes only to keep his dear spouse from the knowledge of his crimes, that she may be as innocent as a dove.
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