What is pour quoi ?

do, or not do? I would had bestowed that time in the tongues, that I havel in fencing, dancing, and bear-beating! O had I' but followed the arts !

Lady P. BER

Twelfth Nighte

When you speak'sweet,

I'd have you do't for ever; when you fing
I'd have you buy and fell fo; fo 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

Let not the heavens hear thefe tell-tale Women!

Lady BULK

Rich. III. A& IV.

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

Twelfth Night, A&I.

Lord

Lord DeBY.

"

If any wretch hath put this in your head,

Let heav'n requite him with a ferpent's curfe ;
For if she be not honest, chaste, and true,
There's no man happy, the pureft of their wives]
Is foul as flander!

Othello, A&IV.

Duke of RICH.

-In this beaftly fury

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

Timon of Athens

And paint 'till a horse may mire upon your face!

Timon of Aibens.

mont

Lord WEY H.

"

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

cher for the Capitol.

Coriolanus, A& Ir.

Lord R-w-N、

He hath borne himself beyond the promife of his

age

age, doing, in the figure of a lamb, the feats of a lion he hath better bettered expectation.

:

Much Ado, A& I.

Lady Dow. ToWNSD.

She fhall be buried with her face upward.

Sir S-D -Y M-D—WS.

This gallant

Much Ado.

Had witchcraft in't; he grew unto his feat,
And to fuch wond'rous doing brought his horfe,
As he had incorps'd, and demi-natur'd

With the brave beast.

Hamlet, A& IV.

The Marquis and Marchioness of GRANBY.
If lufty love fhould go in queft of beauty,
Where fhould he find it fairer than in BLANCH?

If zealous love fhould go in fearch of virtue,
Where should he find it purer than in BLANCH?
If love ambitious fought a match of birth,
Whose veins bound richer blood than Lady BLANCH?
Such as he is, in Beauty, Virtue, Birth,

Is the young MARQUIS every way complete:
He is the half part of a blessed man,
Left to be finifh'd by fuch a fbe:
And the a fair divided excellence,
Whofe fullness of perfection lies in him.

Oh

Oh! two fuch filver currents, when they join,
Do glorify the banks that bound them in.

King John, A& II.

wi

Lord SANDCH.

An you love me, let's do it; I am a dog at a catch. By'r Lady, Sir, and fome dogs will catch

well.

Twelfth Night.

The Hon. G-R-E D-MR.

Pray thee take pains

To alloy, with fome cold drops of modefty,

Thy skipping spirit.

Merch. of Venice.

J-N---S H------Y.

Devife Wit! write Pen! for I am for whole vo

imes in folio.

Love's Labour Loft.

Mr. STOR.R.

Three fiends have been in poor Tom at once, of luft as Obedient, Mabu of ftealing, and Flippertigibbit of moping, and mowing, who fince poffeffes chamber-maids, and waiting-women.

Lady LOUISA F.-ZP-CK.

Helen's cheek, but not her heart,

Cleopatra's majesty;

Atalanta's better part,

Sad Lucretia's modesty.

Sir G... S...

He was the noblest Roman

Of them all all the confpirators,

Save only he, did that they did

In

envy

of great Cæfar.

He only in a general honeft

Thought, and common good to all,

Made one of them.

As You Like It.

His life was gentle, and the elements fo mixt
In him, that Nature might ftand up, and fay
To all the world,---This was a man!

OLDF-D B-LES.

Julius Cæfar.

The best actor in the world, either for tragedy, comedy, hiftory, pastoral, paftoral-comical, historical-paitoral, or scene undivideable!

Hamlet, A& II. Scene 7.

Hon. Mrs. Flherbe

4

Oh when she is angry, fhe is keen, and fhrewd ;

She