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Tomahawk (1867-1870), 21st August 1869, Edition 1 of 1, Page 88

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      Macbeth . — T That hat fatal float p rom broomst ise , devils icks f throug air , h the air With maddening love for you I burn ; , WITCHES . —We Say can , can — we can thi — s w but ild blood love return must buy ? Our ' kisses sweet . The man we love No Must r drea qua d il t be he fore frow n of mortal gods above , . Macbeth : —I The fear wrath no man of heaven nor woman I def now . ; Your bidding , I will ever do y , { Going . And Duncan ' s blood your smiles shall { Bell buy sounds . . Which I go—I summons go—Duncan thee , hear to heaven not the or bell to hell . * [ Exit to chamber , madly brandisliing dagger . Witches . —Ha ! Ha ! Ha ! he ' ours ; he ' s ours . { They howling career of furioicsl Wolves y increases to and fro —wails i ? i the of air lost . souls Thujider heard — . The sky abovj the Castle fills with 'strange monsters , heard who flap and their red meteors wings ' flit and across howlj the crash sk . after The crash horror is of the , scene culminates as Macbeth y rushes inpale other with side blood i y ? t ha -white 7 ids . drapery Lady . )" Macbeth enters from , the , Macbeth Lady Macbeth { trembling . —Speak ) . — 'Tis . done . Witches { in the distance )— . Ha I Ha ! Ha ! he is ours ! he is ours ! Lady Macbeth . —Those fiends exult . O rage ! ( To Macbeth . ) Thou shivering pale there poltroon ? ! why stand ' st thou Go wash the witness from thy trembling hands . Macbeth is going mechanicall and confro y , ) when its him Banquo . enters from C . Lady Macbeth . —Too late ! too late ! we are discovered . Macbeth . —Banquo ! you here ! O horror ! Banquo . — How Yes , I Duncan am merel our y co dear me king to see , doth sleep . Macbeth Lady Macbeth . —Go find { aside him )— . , ; He he acts sleeps it well well . . Banquo Macbeth . — . — There Thou is liest blood , ' tis upon the stai thy n hands of wine . . Banquo ( Macbeth . —See how tries he to trembles stop hii ? . i { but Enters is paral Duncan ysedb ' y s fea chamber r , and . ) remains Lady Macbeth rooted to tries the spot to support . , Banquo her husband enters the . A chamber screa ? n . is heard as Banquo co ? nes rushing out . )' Banquo . — His The king is lie murdered deadwith : by blood his side bestained . Macbeth . —They grooms did it , and I , slew them : thus did I . Banquo . — You A likel 'd better y tale go { with and sarcastic wash your emphasis hands ) . , Lady Macbeth . —Yes , go within ; leave all to us . Macbeth . — These I go { aside blood ) , - but red with hands me luck goes out remorse . . p [ Exit my into eyes Castle , L . Banquo Lady Macbeth . —He ' s . gone —Ah ; me for , us I faint all goes . Awake right well our . guests . Banquo { shouting ) . —Halloa horn . within ) ! arise , arise ! { Blows a The soundsj centre the door Guards is thrown enter wide on battlements open ; the j alarm the Castle bell tumultuous becomes alive crowd with — li R ghts osse , and Angus people , . Lords Enter , JLadies in a , Lads , Lasses , Attendants , Dunniewassels , &* c , &* c . Chorus . — Wh What y wake means us this at this noise time ? O of say day , ? O say . Banquo . —Seek there your answer { pointing to Duncan ' s chamber ) . Rosse lowed , Angus by some , & of » c the , ad Chiefs vance . to Duncan ' s chamber , fol-Chorus . — The My mind ladtoo misg looks ives me j Banqu ill . o ' s pale ; What horror y , to , this house very has come 1 Strange terror does our bosoms fill .

      A fearful Angus , scream a ? id the is others heard re from -enter Duncan , pale and ' s room affrig ; hted Rosse . , All ROSSE . — . — Murdered The king ! , is murdered . Chorus . — This We knew dreadful our tale fears our were senses not ni scares ghtmares . ; Macbeth but composed enters . , They dressed all as are if hushed arousedfrojn in attentive sleep . silence He is as pale he , advances . Macbeth { with Frie great nds all effort alone of self within -control ) room . — I sudden am , from , sleep aroused my — , M What y wife means —and this fainting sight — . Banquo Ah me , I say fear , — Chorus { pointing The good with old horrofa king , he to ' s Duncan murdered ' s there chamber ! ) . — Macbeth { wildly— ) . Who has done this ? ( Banquo comes forward . Macbeth tries to hide his piteous terror . appeal As Banquo upon his pallid advances features he looks . tip with 'a All Banquo . —Slay { looking —slay at them Macbeth —wretches ) . —His foul grooms ! — Mac Banquo beth , — { I recovers slew them himself there . , the Aside bloo )— . d upon their hands . Brave Banquo , I thank thee . BANQUO { aside )— . 'Tis for the Witches { Looking ' sake at Lady — Macbeth . CHORUS . — The O horror good ! old horror Duncan ! wail murdered , oh wail . lies . CHORUS BANQUO . . — — ' Yet Tis true Scotland . ' Tis needs true . another Who shall king . be King ? B Macbeth anquo . — . — Who Oh , but Heavens our noble ! host , Macbeth ? Chorus . — Before He ' s rig your ht . Sovereign He ' s right . bow Hail the , Ki knee ng . Macbeth , { All kneel to Macbeth . ) Macbeth . — F Friends orbids , m the fresh horror to ive of thee this thanks deed . y gg Lady ' MACBETH . — If Forg now ive we my cannot Lord , speak forgive to m you e too . , CHORUS . — This Hail , bloody mighty , deed King is , hail now , mi revenged ghty Queen . , And We'll dance bear the befo old re the King new to one his grave here . , Rosse Banquo ) > { kneeling )— . Hail , King Macbeth . Angus Chorus . — ) To victory lead our soldiers brave , Where HailKing we have Macbeth dug . King Duncan ' s grave . Witches { in the , distance ) . —Hail , King that art . Chorus . — We Hail all , King our grateful Macbeth tribute . Hail bring , Mig . King , { As in all by kneel some around of the Macbeth attendants . the Macbeth body of D kneels uncan is kisses borne the hajid . Banquo and Lad y Macbeth exchange glances behind . ) { The exultation Witches and are amid seen a grand at last finale , in an of orchestral attitude of effects wild the curtain , descends . )

      88 The Tom Ah A Wk. [August 21, 1869.

      88 THE TOM AH A WK . [ August 21 , 1869 .

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      ACjROSTIC .

      My Dangerous Second Food Cometh —Endless...

      My Dangerous second food cometh —endless of my first thirst : . Half of this- —better than no bread ; Do without it , and soon be dead . When A king fried was he in , grease judicious he left man the ; pan . Sweetly This is quite smile an , and easy play riddle the . fiddle . Hi Low gh ! ! ' neatli soon raised Cockney from leg sheltering ! oh lud ! mud .

  • Citation
    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), Aug. 21, 1869, page 88, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_21081869/page/14/