What does macbeth say when he hears of lady macbeth's death? what does his reaction to her death reveal about what he thinks about the lady macbeth's state of mind?

What does macbeth say when he hears of lady macbeth's death? what does his reaction to her death reveal about what he thinks about the lady macbeth's state of mind?

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