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Mak Duffe fleeing the tyranny of Makbeth, came into England to Malcolme Cammore and fought to perswade him being right heire to the Crown of Scotland to seek to recover his right, and therein to free his country from a tyrant. Malcolme suspecting deceit, pretends insufficiency by reason of horrid vices reigning in him, as first immoderate lust and lechery. To this Mak-Duffe replyes, that though this were an horrid vice, yet he would take a course to cover it. Secondly Malcholme tels him that he was the most avaratious creature on the earth. To this Mak-Duffe replies, that though this were a worse vice than the other, yet if he would take the crown upon him, there were riches enough in Scotland to satisfie this greedy desire. But when lastly, Melcholme tels him that he was inclined to dissimulation, and breach of faith, so that he reioyced in nothing so much as in betraying those that should trust him, Mak duffe replies, this yet is the worst of all, and there I leave thee; and so bemoaning his own, and his countries misery break out into teares. |
Make Duffe fleeing the tyranny of Makbeth, Come into England to Malcolm Cammore and fought to persuade him being right heir to the Crown of Scotland to seek to recover his right, and therein to free his country from a tyrant. Malcolm suspecting deceit, pretends insufficiency by reason of horrid vices reigning in him, as First immoderate lust and lechery. To this Macduff replies, that though this were an horrid vice, yet he would take a course to cover it. Secondly Malcholme tells him that he was the most avaratious creature on the earth. To this Macduff replies, that though this were a Worse vice than the other, yet if he would take the crown upon him, there were riches enough in Scotland to satisfy this greedy desire. But when lastly, Melcholme tells him that he was inclined to dissimulation, and breach of faith, so that he rejoiced in nothing so much as in betraying those that should trust him, Make duff replies, this yet is the worst of all, and there I leave thee; and so bemoaning his own, and his countries misery break out into tears. |
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