20late recent
21hermits beadsmen (who are obligated to pray for a benefactor's welfare)
22-23had...purveyor (the purveyor was the chief logistical officer in the royal household, arranging for lodging and supplies; Duncan had wished to provide this service for Macbeth)
24holp helped
27Have theirs have their servants; what is theirs their possessions; in count in trust
29Still always
I.7 A room off the great hall in Macbeth's castle s.d.Sewer chief waiter
1done when 'tis done over and done with when the act is performed
3trammel...consequence entrap the consequences as in a net
4his surcease Duncan's death
6bank and shoal sandbank and shallows
7jump risk
8that because
9instructions lessons
10evenhanded impartial
11ingredience contents (the ingredients collectively)
17faculties power
18clear innocent
23sightless couriers invisible messengers (the winds)
25That so that
32bought acquired
37green bilious
44wait upon preempt
45cat i' th' adage (the adage says, "The cat would eat fish but will not wet her feet")
47none not a man
48break broach
52adhere agree
53that their fitness their very fitness
59fail?...fail? (F's punctuation mark could represent both modern? and!; it is thus not clear whether Lady Macbeth is acknowledging the possibility of failure)
60But (1) however, (2) merely; sticking place (the notch holding the string taut, on either a crossbow or a musical instrument)