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Pea Brain | 16:45 Wed 22nd Sep 2010 | Books & Authors
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Shakespeare uses the name 'Graymalkin' in Macbeth. Can anyone tell me if he uses the word 'malkin' or 'melkin' anywhere in his works? And, if so, where?
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the word malkin appears in Coriolanus
spoken by Brutus
05:34 Thu 23rd Sep 2010
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further to that it is in act 2 scene one.
05:39 Thu 23rd Sep 2010
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Thank you very much indeed. That's a great help. Job done!
08:40 Thu 23rd Sep 2010

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