Macbeth 3.1 Performance: Macbeth, Lines 29-39

The transcript discusses Ireland's unconfessed parricide and the strange inventions filling the hearers. It then shifts to state affairs, mentioning the hiring of a horse. Finally, it expresses a wish for swift horses and concludes with a farewell.

What does the phrase 'Ireland, not confessing their cruel parricide' suggest about the context?

What is implied by the statement 'have cause of state craving us jointly hired a horse'?

What can be inferred from the line 'A duty return at night goes fliance with you'?

What does the speaker wish for the horses in the phrase 'I wish your horses swift and sure afoot'?

What is the significance of the farewell in the context of the text?