Macbeth

Act II, Scene 3

What comment does Lennox make regarding the weather during the past night?

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Lennox tells Macbeth that the weather by night was full of strange events: chimneys were blown down, birds screeched all night, the earth shook, and ghostly voices were heard prophesying ominously.

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