What is the line in "Macbeth" where Macbeth tells his wife she lis like a man?

Question

I need the exact quote of this line. It's something like he tells her that she has a female body inhabited by a man's spirit.

Answer 1

"Bring forth men-children only;
For thy undaunted mettle should compose
Nothing but males"

It's early in the play - so hie you hence for the citation. :)

Answer 2

this occurs in Act I, scene vii. The scene starts off with Macbeth's super soliloquy wherein he almost talks himself OUT of engaging in Duncan's homicide. woman M. places him returned on aim, and he says: carry approximately adult males-infants only! For thy undaunted mettle would desire to compose no longer something yet adult males.

Answer 3

Here is the entire play, so you can search for the line. Good luck!
http://www-tech.mit.edu/Shakespeare/macbeth/full.html

Answer 4

once again some one else is suppose to do your thinking if not homework for you. there is such a thing as search engines that can answer this for you if you weren't to lazy to look it up.