31 314233 56 2 2 1241229 Il 277125 сло A. S. P. C.L. Sitb. Talk not of France, fith thou hast lost it all 3 Henry vi. 11 6041239 God is just Ibid. i 3 6071214 there is no justice in earth, nor hell, we will solicit heaven Titus Andren. 41 31 8481214 that both charge and danger speak ’gainst so great a number Lear. 4 94512140 Sitberce, in the loss that may happen, it concerns you something to know it All's Well . 32812 23 Sitting. I'll write you down: the which thall point you forth, at every fitting what Winter's Tale. 41 3 355120 you must say Macbeth. Siward and hus fon. D. P. 363 Six-pence. Thus hath he loft fix-pence a-day during his life Midf. N.'s Dream. 4 2 1912 50 there's a testril for me too Twelfth Night.2 Coriolarus. 512 734114 Size , With all the lize that verity would without lapsing suffer Our size of sorrow, proportion’d to our cause, must be as great as that which makes Ant. ard Cleo. 4131 796 2 it 9 With any size of words Timon of Athens. 512 8261 34 Lear.2 41 944217 To fcant my fizes Hamlet. 3) 2110201 Siz'd. And as my love is fiz'd, my fear is so Romeo and Juliet. 21 41 97912 42 Skains-mates. I am none of his skains-mates Macberb. 3) 2 374243 Skarf. Come seeling night, skarf up the tender eye of pitiful day Two Gent. of Verona. 1 Skill, My Thallow limple skill -511 16 Much Ado About Norb.fi Tam. of tbe Sbrew. 3 2 266| 17 All's Well. 1 Wi's Tale. 4 3 3511131 2 Henry vi. 3 1 5851259 And all the skill I have remembers not these garments Lear. 141 71 960224 In mine ignorance your skill ihall, like a star i' the darkest night, stick fiery off indeed Hamlet. 5) 2104011131 Otbello. 1 3 10501 Skillet. Let housewives make a skillet of my helm Skiil-less. Being skill-less in these parts Twelfth Nighl. 3 3 3221 39 Troil. and Crep 1 85811 as unpractic'd infancy 5 Skimble-framble. And such a deal of skimble-skamble stuff, as puts me from my faith i Henry iv.13 11 458 1158 Skin. I have your hand to thew: if the skin were parchment, and the blows you gave Com. of Errors. 3 1 109 1119 Macberb. 2 3 3711243 i Henry iv.131 31 4611224 He shall have the skins of our enemies, to make dogs leather of 2 Henry vi. 4 2 593 1115 Skin-coat. I'll smoak your skin-coat an I catch you right K. John. 21 39112152 Timon of Athens. 4) 3 8211 Skip. Let not thy sword skip on I have been the day, with my good biting faulchion I would have made them skip Lear. 5 3 9651 47 Skipp'd. I had rather have skipp'd from fixteen years of age to fixty Cymbeline. 41 21 9162143 Tam. of tbe Shrew. 21 Tw. Night. 1 5 312 149 Skir. And make them íkir away, as swift as stones enforced from the old Allyrian Rings Henry v. 41 71 534 1152 Macbetb. 5) 338412112 the country round Skirts, Hath in the skirts of Norway, here and there, shark'd up a lift of landless re Hamlet. folutes Skittifo fpirits Prol. to Troilus and Creil: Skogans. I saw him break Skogan’s head at the court gate, when he was a crack 2 H. iv. 3 2 4891 44 Sky azured vault Tempeft. 5) 1 192121 Now by the sky that hangs above our heads King Jobn.12 2 394 1140 Ibid.41 2 404 14 Ricbard ii. 1 1 4141 21 Winter's Tale. 3) 31 5461150 Richard ii. 11 31 41724 Sky-aspiring and ambitious thoughts Skyyn. To o'er-top old Pelion, or the skyish head of blue Olympus Hamlet. 5. 11036 11/20 Slab. Make the gruel thick and fab Macbeth.41 1 37819 Slack, What a beast am I to dlack it M. Wives of Wind. 3 4 Ricbard ü. 1 41 643250 Lear.l11 31 934|31199 Slack. were ink 2 2631121 I I100012127 857 2 4 428137 631:42 A.S. P.CL Lecr. 24 4 945 ? 1 89413* Winter's Tale. 1 359/1131 mage him 1 110118 4401 Slack. If then they chanc'd to nack you, we could controul chem Say, that they Nack their duties Cymbeline. I nacknefs Slair. Ay, almoft Rain, for he is taken prisoner 3 Henry vi. 41 462412133 Slake It could not flake mine ire, nor ease my heart Ibid. 1 3 60727 Siander. Where your good word cannot advantage him, your fander never can enda Two G.cf Vur.13) 237); - If he took you a box o' the ear, you might have your action of dander M. for Meas. 21 Salalis lives upon succeffion; for ever hous’d, where't gets poffeßion Comedy of Errors. pron His only gift is in deviling impossible Nanders M, d. A. Norb. 1126225 To flander mufick any more than once Ibid. 31 1291211 - I'll devise fome honest Nanders Ibid. 3 1 13226 Chiefly by my villainy did confirm any Nander that Don John had naade Ibid. 31 1351 $1 Change Nander to remorse, that is some good Ibid. 4) ) 139726 Thy flander hath gone through and through her heart Ibid. 15 1 141245 She dy'd, my lord, but wbiles her Nander kiv'd Ibid. sf 4 146 140 There is no stander io an allowed fool, though he do nothing but rail Twelftb N. 5 311 15 Till I have told this nander of his blood, how God, and good men, hate fo foul a liar Ricbard 11.'1 1 404'2: Pierc'd to the foul, with Nander's venom'd spear, the which no balm can cure Ibid.(1 11 415/1123 A partial Nander fought I to avoid, and in the sentence my own life destroy't Ibid. ) 3 41812 - Exton, I thank thee not, for thou haft wrought a deed of Nanders with thy fatal hand Ibid. 5V 61 Thou flander of thy mother's heavy womb Rickard iii. 1 3 6401 And for more Nander to thy dismal seat, we give thee up our guiltless blood to drink Ibid.3 3 6512 But that Nander, fir, is found a truth now Henry viii. 2 1 680'? Troil, and Creil. 2) 3) 8632 Cymbeline. 1 2 894,1 characterized Ibid. 34 9092 fo her judgment, that what's else rare, is choak'd Ibid.3 5912 Lear. 31 2 947 Slanderd. Were you not then as cruel as the sentence that you have flander'd fo Meal, for Meaj. 41 86 Romi and Jul. 4) 1990 Thy face is mine, and thou haft Nander'd it K. John.2 Sianderer. Thou monstrous Danderer of heaven and earth 392 Merry W. of Winds. 5) 5 72 Slanderous as satan Tempeft. Save. Poisonous Nave Two Gent. of Verona. 3 L 34 Over weening ilave Mer. of Venice. 45 Shylock's speech on the state of Naves - And let me be a slave, to atchieve that maid whose sudden fight hath thralld my Tam.of the Sbrezvor wounded eye 25 All's Well. 41 31 298 What a paft-saving nave is this K. Jobm.si : 405 - Am I Rome's Nave The llave, a member of the country's peace, enjoys it 52 Coriolanus.lt 41 70 - How have you run from slaves that apes would beat - Mechanic flaves, with greafy aprons, rules and hammers, Talk uplift us to the view Ant. and Clep.si z 8c Thou are a flave, whom fortune's tender arm with favour never clasp'd Time of Av. 1 8 99 That laves your ordinance Cymbeline.fi Slaver with lips as common as the stars that mount the capitol 2 I I ܐ 215 1 Henry v. 41 Lear. 4 This 21 1801245 1 1000145 1 252 11 3 A. S. P. C.L. Slaugbier-man, I'll be thy daughter-man; ny frantick wretch Titus Andronicus.414 849:2'32 Ten, chac'd by one, are now each one the naughter-man of twenty Cymbeline. 5 31 9211:36 Slaugbrer's pencil. Over-stained, with Naughter's pencil K. Jono 3 398,1.42 Slaugbi'rer. Thou dost wrong me; as the slaught'rer doth, which giveth many wounds when ope will kill i Henry vi. 25 554 2:37 Slay. The one I'll nay, the other nayeth me Midf. Nigbt's Dream. 2 Slayer, With plumed helm thy Nayer begins threats Lear. 41 21 954 217 Slaying is the word; it is a deed in tashion Julius Cafar. 5 51 764 245 Ma berb, Sleave. Sleep, that knits up the ravell'd Neave of care 2 370722 Hamler. I Macbeth. 3 2 374 2 20 How Neek and wanton ye appear in every thing may bring my ruin Henry vii. 31 21 6902 54 Sleekly. Let their heads be deekly comb'd Tam. of the Sbrew.j41 1268116 Sleep, a comforter, when it visits sorrow Tempef. 22 9 1 28 The best of rest is neep Meas. for Meas. 1871.43 ) He that drinks all night, and is hang'd betimes in the morning, may seep the founder all the next day Ibid. 41 31 95256 His sleeps were hinder'd by thy railings Comedy of Errors. 5117 2 2 give thee all his rest Muf. Night's Dr. 2 31 182 1 26 For debt that bankrupt Neep doth forrow owe Ibid. 31 21 185,2151 'Till o'er their brows death-counterfeiting neep, with leaden and batty wings doth Ibid. 3 2 188 -157 creep that sometimes shuts up forrow's eye, steal me awhile from mine own company Ibid. 3 2 189129 I have an exposition of Neep come upon me Ibid. 4 1 190 1 Grim death, how foul and loathsome is thine image Induc. to Tam. of ibe Sbrew. Winter's Tale. I come to bring him Neep 31 341:2 59 Now o'er the one half world nature seems dead, and wicked dreams abuse the curtain's Necp Macbeib. 21 369 2 10 bid. 2 There's one did laugh in his neep, and one cry'd murder 237012 characterized Ibid. 2 2 370 125 Ibid, Shake off this downy sleep, death's counterfeit, and look on death itself 2 3 371150 Take paper forth, fold it, write upon it, read it, afterwards feal it, and again return to bed; yet all this while in a moft fast Neep 1 3831112 Draws the sweet infant breath of gentle Neep Ricbard i. Il 31 417217 Making fuch difference betwixt wake and Neep, as is the difference betwixt day and night i Henry iv. 3 1459 119 Ibid. And on your eye-lids crown the god of deep 3) 1 459 117 King Henry's foliloquy on Deep 2 Henry iv. 31 4 487 265 Richard iii. I shall not neep in quiet at the Tower 3 Why didft thou sleep when such a deed was done Ibid. 41 41 659 459 We did neep day out of countenance Antony and Cleop.12 kill those pretty eyes, and give as fuft attachment to thy senses as infants empty of all thought Troi, and Cref: 412 878 2 10 thou ape of death, lie dull upon her Cymbeline. 2 21 902 147 thou haft been a grandfire, and begot a father to me: and thou hast created a mother Ibid. 41 922 2 60 If our father would neep 'till I wak'd him, you should enjoy half his revenue for 2 933 133 The fault would not 'scape censure, nor the redresses Deep ibid. 1 41 937 11 4 dwell upon thine eyes, peace in thy breast Romeo and Juliet. 21 21 977 1:37 Ibid. If I may trust the flattering truth of Deep 51 1 9931158 Her body neeps in Capulet's monument, and her immortal part with angels lives Ibid. 16) 1994 1.10 - In Deep I heard him say, - sweet Desdemona, let us be wary, let us hide our loves Otbello. 311064 1117 Slerping. You ever have wished the neeping of this business Henry wiii. 21 41 685 2110 Sleepy business. It is not Neepy business; but must be look'd to speedily, and strongly Cymbeline. 31 5911 2 Sleeve , With a trunk neeve Tom. of the Sbrew. 4. 3. 271230 - Here Diomed, keep this neeve Troil, and Craft5 2 8861111 Proud Diomed, believe, I come to lose my arm, or win my Neeve Ibid. 3/ 888 1152 Diomed has got that same scurvy, doting, foolish, young knave's Neeve of Troy, there in his helm, Ibid. 4888220 So here comes Deeve and t’other Ibid.15) 41 888 2:35 Ibid. 649:2 23 21 776, 1124 ever Lear.1 2 Ibid. 31 41 62124 Ibid. 4 4 2 Lear. 2 208:59 2 A. S. P. C. L, Sleeve-band. He fo chants to the fleeve-hand, and the work 'about the square on't Winter's Tale. 41 2 35112137 Sleive. Thou idle immaterial kein of fleive ailk Troilus and Cressida. 5 1 8840154 Slender. D. P. Merry W. of Wind! 451 At fo Nender warning, you're like to have a thin and fender pittance 7.of the Sbr. 4, 41 272 253 Lear. I Sler.derly. Yet he hath ever but Nenderly known himself 932127 Slept. Last night me Nept not, nor to-night Me shall not Taming of the Shrew. 4 1269|123 One that fept in the contriving of lust, and wak'd to do it Lear. 31 4 9481243 Slice, that's my humour Mer. Wives of Windfor.1 47 1 3 Slid, 'tis but venturing Slide. Let the world flide Induc. to Taming of the Sbrew. 1 251 2 3 - Thou may'st Ride from my Moulders to my heel with no greater a run but my head and neck 26711139 Sliding. Rather proved the Niding of your brother a merriment than a vice Meas. for Meas. 2 86 1146 'Slight, I could so beat the rogue Twelfth Night. 2 5 31815 Ibid. -! will you make an ass of me 13 3211211 Away, Night man Julius Cæfar. 41 3 759 1132 Slighted. The rogue's slighted me into the rivet Merry W. of Winds. 3 5 631155 Sligbrly. You have, by fortune, and his highness' favours, gone nightly o’er low steps Henry vill. 2) 4685117 The king must take it ill, that he, lo slightly valu'd in his messenger, should have him thus restrain'd 2 942119 Slime, An honest man he is, and hates the flime that sticks on filthy deeds Orbello. 210772) 3 Slink. We will Nink away in supper time Mercb. of Venice. 12 41 2041-39 'Tis he, Nink by and note him As 7 ou Like It. 2 23612 52 So his familiars from his buried fortunes flink all away Timor. of Atbers. 4 218191026 Slips. Without any nips of prolixity, or crossing the plain highway of talk Mer. of Ven. 31 1 Let the world nip; we shall ne'er be younger Induc. to Tam. of ihe Sbrew. 25412149 Let him let the matter Nip, and I'll give him my horse Twelfth Nigbr. 314 325149 But fourishes in thee, and in thy fons; fair nips of such a stock 2 Henry vi. 21 21 580 2154 These nips have made him noted long Titus Andronicus. 2/ 31 8381273 Brave sip, sprung from the great Andronicus Ibid. 51 9501136 We'll Nip you for a reason Cymbeline. 4 31 91911136 - What counterfeit did I give you ?-the flip Rom. and Juliet. 21 4 9781235 Such wanton, wild, and usual nips, as are companions noted and most known to youth and liberty Hamlet. 21100916 Slipp'd. We, in pity of the gentle king, had flipp'd our claim until another age 3 H.vi.2 2 613 12 If I could have remember'd a gilt counterfeit, thou would'It not have Nipp'd out of my contemplation Troilus and Créffida.2 3868 2146 Slipper. I do adore thy sweet grace's Nipper Love's Labor Lof. 51 2 17212129 Standing on flippers, (which in nimble haste had falsly thruft upon contrary feet) King Jobn. 4/ 2 40412 54 Winter's Tale. I Silppery. My wife is Nippery 2 33612155 And he that stands upon a nippery place, makes ņice of no vile hold to stay him up K. Febn. 31 4 401 47 O, world, thy Nippery turns Coriolanus. 41 7281133 Our slippery people Ant. and Clepot 7701737 Tim. of Aibens. 1804 125 When they fall, as being Nippery standers, the love that lean'd on them as Nippery too Troi, and Crej 3 3 875129 As Nippery as the Gordian knot was hard Cymbeline. 2 2) 9021 A Nippery and fubile knave Orbello. 21 1105312152 Slip-food. Thy wit shall not go Nip-shod Lear. 11 5 938121 Slipe. If he had been as you, and you as he, you would have slipt like him Meas. for Miaf. 2 831159 Sliver. She that herself will liver and disbranch from her maternal fap, perforce must wither Lear.14 2 9541143 There on the pendant boughs her convent weeds clambering to hang, an envious diver broke Hamler. 4. 71033114 Sliver'd. Slips of yew, Niver'd in the moon's eclipse Macberb. 41 13781115 Slobhery. But I will tell my dukedom, to buy a Nobbery and a dirty farm, in that nookfhotten isle of Albion Henry v.3) 5 522 264 Slops. As a German, from the waist downwards, all flops Mu. Ado Ab. Norb. 31 2 Disfigure not his Nop Love's Labor Loj. 41 3 1601012 - What said malter Dombledon, about the fattin for my mort cloak and Nops H. iv.fit 21 47611lzo S. I I a 2 creatures 2 A. S. P. C. L. Slop. Bon jour ! there's a French falutation to your French Nop Romeo and Juliet.f21 41 9781213! sloth. Weariness can snore upon the flint, when resty noth finds the down pillow hard Cymbelinc. 31 913133 Slovenry. And time hath worn us into Novenry Henry v.41 31 532121 $loxgb. Cast thy humble Nough, and appear freth Twelftb Nigbr. 21 5 319020. Cast thy humble slough, says the Ibid. 3) 4 323145 And newly move with cafted Nough and fresh legerity Henry v. 4 52712 17 Slow. I am nothing Now, to nack his halte Romeo and Juliet. 41 1 9891160 $It'd. I would I knew not why it thould be now'd Ibid.4 1 98912161 Slower. To leave this keen encounter of our wits, and fall somewhat into a nower method i Richard u. 1 263612 7. Slubber. Slubber not business for my fake' Mer. of Venice. 2 82072-3 You must therefore be content to Rubber the gloss of your new fortunes Orbello. 1 3 1049125 Slug. Fie, what a sug is Hastings ! that he comes not Richard 1.31 16481147 Sluggard. : 'Cry, mercy, lords, and watchful gentlemen, that you have ta’en a tardy Auggard' here: Ibid. 51 36681.8 Sluggardiz'd at home Two Gent. of Veruna. 1 1 23/11a. Sluic'd. Holds his wife by the arm, that little thinks the hath been Quic'd in his absence Winter's Tale. 1 2 336 722 Ricbard ii. 1 11 4142 23 - out his innocent soul through streams of blood Slumbers. In thy faint Numbers, I by thee have watch'd, and heard thee murmur tales of iron wars i Henry iv.12 31 450249 O murd'rous Number ! lay'st thou thy leaden mace upon my boy, that plays thee musick Jul. Cafar.41 31 761215 That I may number in eternal Neep Titus Andronicus. 2 5 841120 When will this fearful Number have an end Ibid. 3) 1 8432 42 Slumbry. In this numbry agitation Macbeth. 511 383 1115 Titus Andronicus. 14 al 8451221 All's Well. 51 21 302'). 5 Troi. and Cred: 141 5881248 Slartishness. Praised be the gods for thy foulness, Quttishness may come hereafter As You Like It.31 31 238245 Sly, Christopher. D. P. Induc. to Tom. of obe Sbrew. 251 Account of himself Ibid. 2 2532115 Stephen Ibid. 2 254140 Meas. for Meal. 2 2 All's Well. 2 31 28712154 For it is but a bastard to the time, that doth not smack of observation K. Jobuil 1 3892 29 - it not something of the policy Ibid. 2 2 394139 Your lordship, though not clean past your youth, hath yet some smack of age in you 2 Henry iv. 1 Thy life hath had some smack of honour in it Julius Cæfar. 5 5 7651133 Smacking of every sin that has a name Macberb.f41 31 381 121 Small. You may speak as small as you will Midf. Nigba's Dream. 1 2 178146 Small-beer, Doth it not Thew vilely in me, to defire small-beer 2 Henry iv. 2 2 4811156 And I will make it felony to drink small-beer 2 Henry vi. 4 2 59312 3 To suckle fools, and chronicle small-beer Orbello.2 11105311117 Smalos. Where the warlike Smalos, that noble honour'd lord, is fear'd, and lov'd W. Tale. 5 + 359 1159 Smatter with your gollips, go Romeo and Juliet. 31 5 98917 ? Smear'd. Who smear'd thus, and mird with infamy Much Ado Ab. Notb.4 138124 Triumphant death, smear’d with captivity i Henry vi. 41 71 564111 I Smells. He smells April and May Merry Wives of Windt.132 59236 There was the rankest compound of villainous smell that ever offended noftril Ibid. 3) s 641113 of calumny Mcaj. for Meas. 2. 4 8612144 As You Like It. 1 2 i Henry iv.1 31 4471231 Go, thrust him out at gates, and let him smell his way to Dover Lear. 3 795212 18 Thy counsel, lad, imells of no cowardice Titus Andronicus.!21 183712/26 Snel 821237 21 4761253 22014 |