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English, 28.02.2020 18:57 koolboy

In Scene 2, lines 77-78, Lady Macduff tells the murderer that she hopes her
husband is in no place so unsanctified / Where such as thou mayst find him."
Which sentence best paraphrases Lady Macduff's insult? *

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