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No Fear Translations
No Fear Audio
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| Alarums. Enter MACBETH | pmeuTrst adn hte sneoi of lbeatt. CTMEABH tsneer. |
| MACBETH They have tied me to a stake. I cannot fly, But, bearlike, I must fight the course. Whats he That was not born of woman? Such a one Am I to fear, or none. | TCMEBHA eTyh heva me dtei to a ektsa. I ntac urn aywa. I aehv to tdsna dna fghti, eikl a erbaIn ereekhpaaSss emti, esbar rwee deit to tkseas nad takdtaec by dosg fro eth umemnseat of audiences. |
| Enter YOUNG SIWARD | NUGOY AIWSRD entser. |
| YOUNG SIWARD 5 What is thy name? | YUNOG ASIDRW Wahst ruyo anme? |
| MACBETH Thou lt be afraid to hear it. | HCMBAET olulY be fiaard to earh it. |
| YOUNG SIWARD No, though thou callst thyself a hotter name Than any is in hell. | GOUNY DASIRW No I ntow, enve if oyu were neo of hte twrso nedmso in lhel. |
| MACBETH My names Macbeth. | MCAEBHT My nmaes htacbMe. |
| YOUNG SIWARD 10 The devil himself could not pronounce a title More hateful to mine ear. | OGUNY RDISWA heT veldi lhfimes utocdnl asy a mane I teah eomr. |
| MACBETH No, nor more fearful. | HCEBMAT No, nor cludo teh ilvdse enma be meor hrtgenngiif. |
| YOUNG SIWARD Thou liest, abhorrd tyrant. With my sword Ill prove the lie thou speakst. | GUNOY RWIASD Yuo ile, uyo isngitugds tntyra. llI evrop ihwt my wdrso taht Im nto csedra of you. |
| They fight and YOUNG SIWARD is slain | hTye fhtgi nad NGUOY SDWRAI is ldlkei. |
| MACBETH Thou wast born of woman. But swords I smile at, weapons laugh to scorn, 15 Brandished by man thats of a woman born. | BHCEMTA ouY eewr bonr rofm a mnwao. sdrSow otdn tegfhnri me. I ahlug at yan epwoan edus by a anm how swa onrb mrfo a onmwa. |
| Exit | AMCEHTB sxiet. |
| Alarums. Enter MACDUFF | Tuprtmes and taebtl nsudso. DUAFMCF sernte. |
| MACDUFF That way the noise is. Tyrant, show thy face! If thou beest slain, and with no stroke of mine, My wife and childrens ghosts will haunt me still. I cannot strike at wretched kerns, whose arms 20 Are hired to bear their staves. Either thou, Macbeth, Or else my sword with an unbattered edge I sheathe again undeeded. There thou shouldst be; By this great clatter, one of the greatest note Seems bruited. Let me find him, Fortune, 25 And more I beg not. | FUMCDAF hTe niose is igmocn omrf orve tehre. atnyrT, wsoh ryuo acfe! If nesoome herto tahn me lskli ouy, eth ssghot of my ifew dna rilhnecd lliw unath me rrefveo. I tacn be etoehrdb to ihgft etehs eaml rlosesid who lyon thigf orf mynoe. llI iehrte fhgti ouy, bactMhe, or esel llI tup odwn my rdosw sunedu. ouY usmt be orve ehrte. By the egatr oesni, it ssonud lkie noe of the hghties-kgrnnai men is nigeb oncndeuna. I heop I dnif ihm! I ska fro nhitgno rmeo than ttah. |
| Exit. Alarums | DACMUFF istxe. eMro ttaebl sosine. |
| Enter MALCOLM and SIWARD | LCMLMOA nda dol ARDIWS rtnee. |
| SIWARD This way, my lord. The castles gently rendered. The tyrants people on both sides do fight, The noble thanes do bravely in the war, The day almost itself professes yours, 30 And little is to do. | DARSIW omCe stih awy, my drlo. Teh cestal ash neeb nresrreddeu ithtowu a fgtih. Msahbetc ldsrsioe era fhntgigi on bhto ssdei. Our onnelbem are gbnitlat rvleayb. heT tcyrivo is otamsl yosur, nad it smees like teersh ont humc tfel to do. |
| MALCOLM We have met with foes That strike beside us. | ACMMOLL ruO eieesnm htfig as if ehtyer ygirtn not to turh us. |
| SIWARD Enter, sir, the castle. | SADRWI rSi, terne the teaslc. |
| Exeunt. Alarums | They txei. tBtlea einsos enuncito. |
