When Macbeth Appeals To Earth Not To Sense His Misdeeds
Shakespeare’s Macbeth produces several significant soliloquies. Among them, some appear most meaningful. And one such powerful soliloquy is visible in Act II, Sc. I of the play when Macbeth appeals to earth to ignore or don’t perceive his heinous crime. The lines containing the soliloquy are – “Thou sure and firm-set earth,/ Hear not my […]
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