let him bear it for a difference between himself and his horfe; for it is all the wealth that he hath left to be a reasonable creature.---Who is his companion now? He hath every month a new fworn brother ! ' ---He wears his faith but as the fafhion of his hat; it ever changes with the next block.

Dr. W-----SON.

Much Ado, A& I.

If a man do not erect in this age his own tomb ere he dies, he fhall live no longer in monument, than the bell ring, and the widow weeps.

Much Ado, A& V..

Lord CHAT- --M.

Your breath-firft kindled the dire coal of war,

And brought in matter, that should feed this fire; :
And now it is too huge to be blown out.

Mifs CURTS...

King Johns

If thou doft marry, I'll give thee this plague for

thy dowry? be thou chafte as ice, as pure as fnow, thou shalt not fcape calumny:

Get thee to a

Be heedful youth, and fee you ftop by times,
Left that thy rash ungovernable paffions,

O'er

O'erleaping duty, and each due regard,
Hurry thee on to cureless woes,

And lafting penitence.

Rom. and Jul. A& II.

Lady ANN Cov-Y.

Oh! fhe did fo courfe o'er my exteriors with fuch a greedy intention, that the appetite of her eye did feem to fcorch like a burning glafs.

Sir C. BAMF

Merry Wives, A& I.

DE..

After he scores he never pays the fcore :

He ne'er pays after-debts ;-take it before.

Al's Well, A&IV.

Lady MACCLES-D..

"Tis a good Lady,'tis a good Lady: we may pick a thousand fallads e'er we light on fuch another herb Indeed, Sir, fhe is the Sweet marjoram › of the fallad, or rather the Herb of Grace!

Sir WATKIN LEWS.

A& V.

A certain Knight that fwore" by his honor""" they were good pan-cakes, and fwore by his honor. the mustard was nought:-Now, I'll fwear to it,, the pancakes were nought, and the mustard was good; and yet was not the Knight forfworn.

As you like it, A& I..

Lord.

Lord DoN- -L.

Sir, for a fifteen-pence he will fell the fee-fimple

of his falvation !

All's Well, A& IV.

Lady C

A Lady fo fair, to be partner'd
With Tomboys!-Be reveng'd,

KE.

Or fhe that bore you was no Queen,
And you recoil from your great stock!

Between two borses, which doth bear him beft ?
Between two girls, which hath the merrieft eye?
He has, perchance, fome shallow spirit of judgment !
Henry IV.

Mr. STACK- -LE.

It is certain I am lov'd of all Ladies, only you

excepted.

Much Ado, A& II.

Gov. STRAT

That it may please thee, leave these fad designs
To him that hath most cause to be a Mourner
And prefently repair to Crosby House,
Where after I have folemnly interr'd,

At Chertsey monaftry this injur'd King,

And

(.

And wet his grave with my repentant tears,
I will with all expedient duty fee you.

Rich. III. A& II.

Lord T. P. CL -TON.

What is pour quoi? do, or not do? I would I had bestowed that time in the tongues, that I have in fencing, dancing, and bear-beating! O had I÷but followed the arts!

Lady P. BER-É..

Twelfth Night..

When you speak sweet,

I'd have you do't for ever; when you fing
I'd have you buy and fell fo; so give alms;,
Pray fo: when you dance I wish you
A wave o'th' fea, that you might ever do
Nothing but that.

Winter's Tale, A&IV.

Gov. JOHN

-NE.

Let not the heavens hear these tell-tale Women!`

Rich. III. A&IV.

Lady BULKY'..

Tho' nature, with a beauteous wall,
Doth oft close in pollution,---yet of thee
I will believe, thou haft a mind that fuits
With this thy fair, and outward character.

Twelfth Night, A&I..

Lord

Lord D-BY.

If any wretch hath put this in your head,
Let heav'n requite him with the ferpent's curfe;
For if the be not honest, chaste, and true,
There's no man happy, the purest of their wives
Is foul as flander!

Duke of RICH-D.

In this beaftly fury

Othello, A& IV.

He has been known to commit outrages,
And cherish factions !---"Tis inferr'd to us
His days are foul, and his drink dangerous..

Mifs WST.

Timon of Athens.

-Make falfe hair, thatch

Your poor thin roof with

Burdens from the dead.

And paint till a horfe may mire upon your face!

Come, come, you are well understood to be a perfecter giber for the table, than a neceffary Bencher

in the Capitol.

Coriolanus, A& II.

Lord R-w-N.

He hath borne himfelf beyond the promise of his

age