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ship. Shakespeare includes subtle references to this trial in Act 1 scene 3 when the first witch, speaking of a sailor, proclaims: In a sieve Ill thither sail … Though his bark cannot be lost/Yet it shall be tempest-tossed. _ King James would, no doubt, have …
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www.bishopfoxs.co.ukAQA English Literature Paper 1 Macbeth Revision booklet . 2 REMINDER In the exam, you will be presented with a short extract from the play. There will only be ONE question on Macbeth ...
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