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| The two MURDERERS enter with a third
MURDERER. |
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| | FIRST MURDERER |
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But who did bid thee join with us? |
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| FIRST MURDERER |
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But who told you to come here and join us? |
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| | SECOND MURDERER |
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He needs not our mistrust, since he delivers |
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Our offices and what we have to do |
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To the direction just. |
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| SECOND MURDERER |
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We can trust this guy. He was given exactly the same orders we
were. |
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| | FIRST MURDERER |
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Then stand with us. |
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The west yet glimmers with some streaks of day. |
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Now spurs the lated traveler apace |
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To gain the timely inn, and near approaches |
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The subject of our watch. |
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| FIRST MURDERER |
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Then stay with us. There's still a bit of daylight in the
sky. Now all the late travellers are hurrying to reach their inns.
Banquo is almost here. |
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| | THIRD MURDERER |
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Hark,
I hear horses. |
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| THIRD MURDERER |
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Listen! I hear horses. |
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| | BANQUO |
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(within) Give us a light there,
ho! |
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| BANQUO |
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(from offstage) Hey, give us some
light here! |
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| | SECOND MURDERER |
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Then
'tis he: the rest |
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That are within the note of expectation |
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Already are i' th' court. |
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| SECOND MURDERER |
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That must be him. The rest of the king's guests are
already inside. |
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| | FIRST MURDERER |
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His
horses go about. |
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| FIRST MURDERER |
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You can hear his horses moving around as the servants take them to
the stables. |
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| | THIRD MURDERER |
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Almost a mile; but he does usually— |
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So all men do—from hence to the palace gate |
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Make it their walk. |
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| THIRD MURDERER |
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It's almost a mile to the palace gate, but Banquo, like
everybody else, usually walks from here to the palace. |
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| Enter BANQUO and
FLEANCE with a torch |
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| BANQUO and FLEANCE
enter with a torch. |
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