Macbethan

English Etymology From en Macbeth an. Adjective en Macbethian. en 16 April 1869 Police Court The Daily Spectator XXII 91 Hamilton, Ont. [2] https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/1004946943/ 5 0839-0134 1007695696 Patrick O’Brien mixed water and gin to plague the wife of his bosom, as Macbethan witches mixed monstrous medleys to mar the fortune of Douglas; for though Pat in his cups is a comical chap, more given to fighting than fondling. en 17 August 1870 Bluebeard pseudonym [Our California Letter.Earthquake Predictions—A Real Danger—University of California—Materialism—A Woman’s Revenge—A Nonchalant Murder—Dangerous Play.] Pangs of Conscience. The Wheeling Daily Register Wheeling, W. Va. 8 207 1 September 1870 [3] https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/848822576/ 3 2576-6139 10704194 By the way, writing of murders, is there not a great deal of fiction in the popular supposition that he who spills man’s blood becomes a victim to the gnawings of conscience, the pangs of remorse and various other unpleasant Macbethan sensations? en 19 February 1875 [Covington.] Still Another Case of Ravishment. w:The Cincinnati Enquirer XXXIII 50 Cincinnati, Oh. 7 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/30489307/ 3 2575-5706 12065651 The frequency of occurrences of this class justifies the Macbethan inquiry, “Will the line stretch out till the crack o’doom?”