" 23: A sudden flash of fury did dry up. " 94: But dare and do, as they derive their courage. " 143: In a moment raz’d and ruin’d. " 157: In one short syllable yield satisfaction. " 170: With scorn on death and danger. " 177: But what is weak and womanish, thine own. " 183: As a serpent swoll’n with poison. " 226: Marseilles owes the freedom of her fears. " 241: That will vouchsafe not one sad sigh or tear. " 267: And with all circumstance and ceremony. II., 3, 67: Nor should you with more curiousness and care. III., 1, 10: It being a serious and solemn meeting. " 17: I’ll undertake to stand at push of pike. " 21: When the dresser, the cook’s drum, thunders, Come on! III., 1, 23: As tall a trencher-man. " 32: The only drilling is to eat devoutly And to be ever drinking. " 57: Delay is dangerous. " 88: Continue constant To this one suit. " 90: Every cast commander. " 100: And so by consequence grow contemptible. " 117: For his own sake, shift a shirt! III., 2, 46: The colonels, commissioners, and captains. " 78: That losing her own servile shape and name. " 85: Believe my black brood swans. " 95: As I have heard, loved the lobby. " 150: Of her fair features, that, should we defer it. " 160: And serves as a perpetual preface to. III., 3, 43: The curiousness and cost on Trajan’s birthday. " 78: I’ve charged through fire that would have singed your sables. " 82: Such only are admired that come adorn’d. " 93: Does make your cupboards crack. " 114: For want of means shall, in their present payment. " 149: With my son, her servant. III., 4, 89: And he shall find and feel, if he excuse not. IV., 1, 53: And liked and loath’d with your eyes, I beseech you. " 91: A loathsome leprosy had spread itself. " 101: Sir, you have liked and loved them, and oft forc’d. " 119: My ranks of reason. " 132: Thy virtues vices. " 133: Far worse than stubborn sullenness and pride. " 206: In your fame and fortunes. IV., 2, 47: Against my oath, being a cashier’d captain. " 68: Your lords Of dirt and dunghills. " 118: My corslet to a cradle. " 120: Or to sell my sword and spurs, for soap and candles? IV., 2. 135: Fair France is proud of. " 148: Such as have power to punish. V., 2, 35: Or our later laws forbid. " 38: And solemn superstitious fools prescribe. " 57: Into some close cave or desert. " 58: Our lusts and lives together.