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Reread lines 39-54 of Act III, Scene iv. Mark Macbeth's lines of dialogue, indicating to whom he is speaking in each line, using clues from the text.
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VerifiedWithin lines 39-54 of Act iii, Scene iv, the dialogue to whom Macbeth is speaking to is as follows: Macbeth. Sweet remembrancer! Now good diges tion wait on appetite . (^Macbeth's Guests) 40 And health on both! Lennox. May't please your Highness sit. Macbeth. Here had we now our country's honor roofed 16 Were the graced person of our Banquo present (^Macbeth's guests) Who may I rather challenge for unkindness Than pity for mischance! 17 Ross. His absence, sir. Lays blame upon his promise. Please 't your Highness To grace us with your royal company? (^To Macbeth) Macbeth. The table's full. (^in response to Ross) Lennox. Here is a place reserved, sir. (^To Macbeth) Macbeth. Where? so (^in response to Lennox) Lennox. Here, my good lord. What is 't that moves your Highness? (^To Macbeth) Macbeth. Which of you have done this? (^To Lennox and Ross) Lords. What, my good lord? (^To Macbeth) Macbeth. Thou canst not say I did it. Never shake Thy gory locks at me (^To both men) Ross. Gentlemen, rise, his Highness is not well. (^To lennox and others)
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