New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21

for their presumption in their dealing with MAJ
How did you dare
To trade and traffic with Macbeth.
riddles. and affairs Of death;
And which Is WORSE an you done
Hath been but Tor a maynard son.
spite:ul and watchful. who. others d.
Loves his own ends. not for you.
Here have it on high authqriylif srb i. is
'spteful and watchful." and also a "Way"h ni
son" To what paternity he s attrDu'eanc ronyllI
It Is laid down that the actual father OF o., wa nd in
was none other than the devi! himsei.' S S mother
the shape Of "fayr man made love ID MS III ,niy
We must OF course take these things fof O,,y
be considered. for Shakespeare had mem n Are
his observation. and throughout The pa! .ne-.i.,s
For instance. the whole episode o: the murder Is
taken from an earlier passage OF hoilHs u am.
source. with the manifest apPoston % tou. a',
far united in breath And IN "a ,l,raaVi1ine A
story, has awaited himself OF every "oIl an no
suggestion watch can add local color, Vfa'se''D -
and living interest 70 his work
A BRAVE MAN N SPITE OF ALL
In one poin; wish no one 20 mistake me- mat
is az u Macbeth's bravery. OF this there can DE-
no doub, either Historically or in Shakespeare
play. Indeed. Shakespeare insists Throughout o'
this grea- manly quality. ard o. the very onise' u
the tragedy twice puts in the mouths % o,nrF
acters spe ches coU their dec larations ID po'''
,orm Thus the bleeding Sergeant says.
The brave Macbeth. well he deserves iha' name.
The next witness 70 the valor u tn Inane srs -
5ecto 6sur ,'0 that T' Beonas 6riesToo is 10
his moral qualities which refer "nen "i i, '' -
villain. he bears witness himself al the -,
general c,reer 81 selish crime. ana THIS TO ne
wife whose hands have touched the crown, ~ IN
whose hear has oy now tet the 'ah'y We '"S
empty circlet
For mine own god
Al causes shall. give way. am In blood
IN EAR tl.4f F.lrl q J
Returning were as tedious 20 & c~r.
Strange T. iug. ] have in head vii. 20 hand
Which mus, be acted ere they may b ssannd
How any student whether he be OF the go o.,
them IN any light h. may. an icrture our IL '-u ,
ing u Macoeth's native nobility or ho'o' az, r
th1rns. or fig on thistles. and no" any one d"
believe that wish fog and an intent 80 hu.u 49,,
ana for u.re gain tho !gh thai gam - we "iS
iae 10 crova-can hnl odemeat Do d" p ;''c
breast. ! know not Let II De .Sre,,,
over hiS many crimes the glamour OF MS own sell
rhase ~ M. In. his Ce.;ic fervOr was manifest
l. IS not needed -hat We. wlo arr students III o-l
',srious ways " An authors meaning. should max
So fffle OF him as o. lose MS main purpose % me
Ne are sometimes ioid that Shakespeare l.I nor
In enc 10 MAKE Macbeth a sycno.ogl az SUN .,T
did make him So ana u IS s.i'll.ehl La' ~ ' rnt
ONLY the greatest dramatist and he great Poe. %.
phase of human character and hun an thougn' an ,
.ho ACCOMPLISHED ana perfect master o' every " "A
and turn Of human thought from me 10y I,. he
the basest Lavater SAYS that man can on, ,. ~
a perfect physi0gnouigt no has all the z 90 quaI.
tics for even the best Of men has In nm cnolsH
OF ne Old Adam 10 enehe MN Ir.r tbe hlgnesi
gooi. The W.ae ran4e 3D.. Sn4N' 90 wen lbs
lcctual sympathi@- fixes MS mig" pace WI"
this rule q ju .gment .- .r, .,,ega.
\ poetic mind ~ winch me prsSases thl Enc
lions 81 slpe-aa-ural Things could NoTk, .A'u,
r;T1es 10 weep for he PAIN ~ the destined victim
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