Macbeth

WHO said: "we will proceed no further in this business:/he hath honour'd me of late; and i have bought/ golden opinions from all sorts of people, which would be worn now in (rest in details)

..."their newest gloss,/ not cast asid so soon." who said it and what does it menas?

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Macbeth says this. He does not want to kill the king because he is happy with the rewards Duncan has given him. He wants to take advantage of his new title and honors.

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