The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 12, No. 334, October 4, 1828 by Various
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harpsichord, he sung the following prophecy of the Witches to _Macbeth_:
He must, he must, He shall, he shall Spill much more blood And become worse, To make his title good. "That, sir, was the true ancient mode of conferring a Scotch degree on Dr. Macbeth." G.J.Y. * * * * * THREE FACES. Three faces wears the doctor; when first sought An angel's--and a god's the cure half wrought; But when, that cure complete, he seeks his fee, The devil looks then less terrible than he. This epigram is illustrated by the following conversation, which passed between Bouvart and a French marquis, whom he had attended during a long and severe indisposition. As he entered the chamber on a certain occasion, |
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