by the pricking of my thumbs something wicked this way comes oh now you secret black and midnight acts what is you do a deed without a name i conjure you by that would you profess however come to know it answer me even till destruction sicken answer me to what i ask you speak demand we'll answer that rather hear it from our mouths or from our masters calm let me see him double double toil and trouble fire burn and cord and bubble down finger of birth strangled babe ditch delivered by a drab and slips of you silvered in the moon's eclipse loads of turk and tartar's lips here's the blood of a bat put in there put in that run about cord and go in the whole entrail's throat for a charm of powerful trouble he knows they thought hear his speech but say thou not for thy good caution thanks thou hast heart might feel right but one thing more he will not be commanded here's another more potent than the first magped macbeth macbeth three years ideally be bloody bold and resolute what need i fear of thee yet i will make assurance double sure and take a bond of fate thou shall not live but i might tell pale-hearted fear it lies and sleep in spite of thunder but what is this and rises like the issue of a king and wears upon his baby brow the round and top of sovereignty listen but speak not to it macbeth shall never vanquish me until great burning who can impress the forest bid the tree on fix's earth brown root yet my heart throbs to know one thing more tell me if your heart can tell so much shall banquo's issue ever reign in this kingdom seek to know no more seek to know no more you
Everyone's talking about this extraordinary representation of the three witches by Kathryn Hunter. The previous clip I posted seemed to be very well-received so I dare to post this one as well. So here is the clip from much later in the play Act 4 where Macbeth seeks out the witches to know what horrors lie ahead. "A drum, a drum, Macbeth doth come'