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Notes 125 fourth, the sixth and seventh, and the seventh and eighth days, as represented by Mr. Daniel in the following chrono- logical chart: Day 1 Act I Scenes 1 — 3 Day 2 Act I Scenes A — 7 Day 3 Act II (Interval of about two weeks) Scenes 1 — 4 Day 4 Act III Scenes 1 — 5 Day 5 Act IV Scene 1 Day 6 Act IV (Interval of one or two weeks) Scene 2 Day 7 Act IV Scene 3 Day 7 Act V Scene 1 Day 8 Act V (Interval of several weeks) Scenes 2, 3 Day 9 Act V Scenes 4 — 8 ACT I Scene I. This scene is placed first to represent the pres- ence, from the first, of the tremendous power of fate, which is so inevitably to control the action. 8. Graymalkin. Cat. 9. Paddock. Toad. Scene II. 3. Sergeant. A foot soldier. 13. Kerns and Gallowglasses. Light and heavy armed soldiers. 25. Storms arising in the East are unexpected and severe : at the moment of Macbeth's victory over Macdonwald, the Norwegian king, i. e., Sweno, "began a fresh assault." 40. Golgotha. Calvary. 54. Bellona's bridegroom: i. e., Macbeth. Bellona, the goddess of war. 61. St. Colme's Inch. An island in the Firth of Forth.