Than Banquo’s (Macbeth, Act III.)
That appeared to Macbeth at a spree;
And neither tonics, nor change of air,
Nor the best advice can set free
That wretched man from the haunting wraith
Of the injured Albert McGee.
For at night in his dreams he frequently screams,
“Go away, dear Mr. McGee!”
And at morn he will rise with bloodshot eyes,
And the very first thing he will see,