1:10:00
...that great bond
which keeps me pale.
1:10:06
Light thickens, and the crow
makes wing to the rooky wood.
1:10:12
Good things of day begin
to droop and drowse...
1:10:17
...while night's black agents
to their prey do rouse.
1:10:36
- Who did bid thee join with us?
- Macbeth.
1:10:41
He needs not our mistrust
since he delivers our offices...
1:10:45
...and what we have to do
to the direction just.
1:10:49
Well, stand with us. The west yet
glimmers with some streaks of day.
1:10:54
And near approaches
the subject of our watch.
1:11:05
By the clock 'tis day...
1:11:07
...and yet dark night strangles
the travelling lamp.
1:11:11
Is it night's predominance
or the day's shame...
1:11:16
...that darkness does
the face of earth entomb...
1:11:19
...when living light should kiss it?
1:11:21
It will be rain tonight.
1:11:25
Let it come down!
1:11:31
Treachery!