The witches

• ‘I’ll do, I’ll do , I’ll do’ - witch 1 - act 1 scene 3 - 3
• ‘Neither night nor day’ -witch 1 - contrast
• ‘So withered and so wild in their attire‘ - Act 1 Scene 3 - Banquo on the witches
• ’look not like th’inhabitants o‘the’earth’ - Act 1 scene 3 - Banquo on the witches
• ‘Choppy finger laying upon her skinny lips‘ - Act 1 scene 3 - Banquo on the witches
• ‘All hail Macbeth hail to thee, thane of Cawdor ‘ - Act 1 scene 3 - prophecy - dramatic irony
• ‘All hail Macbeth , that shalt be king hearafter‘ - Act 1 scene 3 - prophecy
• ‘Are ye fantastical ‘ - Banquo on the witches - Act 1 scene 3
• ‘lesser than Macbeth but greater’ - witches - Act 1 scene 3 - prophecy
• ’not happy yet much happier ‘ - witches - Act 1 scene 3 - prophecy
• ‘Thou shalt get kings though thou be none‘ - witches - Act 1 scene 3 - prophecy
• ‘Stay you imperfect speakers ’ - about witches - Act 1 scene 3
• ‘what can the devil speak true’— Act 1 scene 3
• ‘instruments of darkness tell us truths’. - Act 1 scene 3
• ‘birth strangled babe ditch delivered by a drab ‘ - witch 3 act 4 scene 1
• ‘Something wicked this way comes’ - witch 2 act 4 scene 1
• ‘You secret black and midnight hags’ - act 4 scene 1 - Macbeth
• ‘An armed head’ - act 4 scene 1
• ‘A bloody child’ - act 4 scene 1
• ‘None of woman born shall harm Macbeth ‘ - app 2 act 4 scene 1
• ‘ a child crowned with a tree in his hand’ - act 4 scene 1
• ‘ till great Brinam wood comes to high Dunsinane hill’ - app 3 act 4 scene 1
• ‘Eight kings and the last with a glass in his hand: Banquos ghost following‘ - act 4 scene 1
• ‘Filthy hags’ - act 4 scene 1 - m
• ‘This great king’ - witch 1 - act 4 scene 1
• ‘These juggling fiends no more believed that palter the double sense’ - act 5 scene 8 Macbeth