Their mortal natures, letting foft go by

The divine Desdemona !

Othello, A&t II.

Lord SHELB-NË.

93

The devil a puritan he is, or any thing constantdy, but a time pleafer, an affected afs, that cons State without book, and utters it by great fwaths the best perfuaded of himself; fo cramm'd as he thinks with excellencies, that it is ground of faith, that all that look on him-love him.

Ay, and have been so any time these four hours.

Mrs: B

Winter's Tale, A& V'

HEY.

A pox of fuch antic-lisping, affected phantafies ; these new tuners of accents! Why, is not this a lamentable thing, that we should be thus tormented with these strange flies, these fashion-mongersthefe pardoney moys?

Rom. and Jul. A& İ.

Capt. AYS-GH.

O that's a brave man! he writes brave verdes! fpeaks brave words! fwears brave oaths;

and

and breaks them bravely. But all's brave that youth mounts, and folly guides !

As you like it, Aa III.

The hand that made you fair, hath made you good; the goodness that is cheap in beauty, makes beauty brief in goodness; but grace being the foul of your complexion, fhall keep the body of is ever fair.

-Oh, treason of my blood!

Fathers, from hence truft not your daughter's mind

By what you see them act.

Hon. T. ONS-W.

Othello, A&t I.

Malvolio's coming down this walk; he has been yonder i'th' fun practising behaviour to his own shadow this half hour. Obferve him for the love of

Earl BATH-ST.

Goodman Verges, Sir, fpeaks a little of the matter; an old man, Sir, and his wits are not fo blunt, as, God help, I would defire they were ; but in faith as honeft as the skin between his brows. Much Ado, A& III.

Lady C.

-Under your patience

'Tis thought you have a goodly gift in horning: Jove fhield your husband from his hounds to-day; 'Tis pity they should take him for a Stag.

Titus Adron. A&II

Mr. CUMB-
2D.

He'll rhyme you fo eight years together, dinners, and fuppers, and fleeping hours excepted; it is the right butter-woman's rate to market;-this is the very falfe gallop of verfe; why do you infect yourfelf with them ?

As You Like it, A& II.

Mrs. MONT—GUE.

For in her age

There is a prone, and fpeechlefs dialect,

Such as moves men! befides the hath profperous art

When he will play with reafon, and difcourfe;

And well the can perfuade.

Mef. for Maf. A&t I.

Duke

Duke of GRAFN..

-I will go wash,

And when my face is fair, you fhall perceive

Whether I blush or no.

Lady AL

-Titled goddefs !!

Coriolanus..

CAR R..

And worth it with addition; but fair foul,, your fond frame hath love no quality?

In

If the quick fire of youth light not your mind,
You are no maiden, but a monument !

All's Well, A& III..

Mr. B---THBY..

Hey-day! what a fweep of vanity comes this:

way!!

Timon of Athens.

Col. LUTT----L. .

Shall mongrel curs confront the Helicons?
Shall pack-horfes, and pamper'd jades of Afia,
That cannot travel thirty miles a-day, .
Compare with Cafars, and with Cannibals,

And Trojan Greeks and fhall good news be baffled?
Let King Cophetua know the truth thereof;

Then, Piol! lay thy head in Fury's lap.

Hen. IV. Part II. As II and V..

Lady FITZ---K.

If lufty love fhould go in queft of beauty,
Where could he find a fairer ?

Sir W. CUN------M.

K. John

If I do not wonder how thou dareft venture to be drunk, (not being a tall fellow) trust me not!

Lady CARM

N.

Winter's Tale.

Two of the faireft ftars of oll the heavens,
Having fome business, do entreat her eyes›
To twinkle in their spheres till they return.

Lord VILL---RS..

Rom. and Jul.

There can be no kernel in this light nut; the foul of this man is in his cloaths! Truft him not in matter of heavy confequence.

All's Well, A& II.

Mrs. H---B---T.

That woman that cannot make her fault her hufband's accufation, let her never nurfe her child herfelf, for fhe will breed it like a fool.

As you like it, A&TV.

Mr. JEK--LLA

If he have wit enough left to keep himself warm,

let i