above all pain, all passion, and all pride, ix. 59.
all this world were one glorious lie, v. 334.
and doubtless ’mong the grave and good, vii. 366.
as good as a prologue, viii. 309.
calm pleasures, vii. 318.
commanded to shew the knight in love, i. 348.
constrained by mastery, i. 151.
deem not devoid of elegance, vii. 317.
each other’s beams to share, xi. 488.
earth destroys those raptures, vii. 318.
elegant Petruchio, etc., i. 344.
Elysian beauty, vii. 320.
endure having hot molten lead, etc., vii. 322.
first garden ... innocence, i. 105.
for a song, vii. 362.
gentlemen’s gentlemen, vii. 211.
glared round his soul, vii. 319.
grand carnival of this our age, xi. 440.
Hamlet, to leave the part of, xii. 383.
he was hurt and knew it not, vii. 354.
head to the East, vii. 342.
his face ’twixt tears and smiles, xi. 480.
his grace looks cheerfully, viii. 183.
his look made the still air cold, vii. 99.
huge, dumb heap, viii. 448.
interlocutions between Lucius and Caius, iv. 276.
is it to be supposed that it is England, xi. 444.
leave all and follow it, vii. 315.
license of the time, i. 235.
like dew-drops from the lion’s mane, v. 267 _n._
like poppies spread, vii. 308.
madness, that fine, xii. 340.
meek mouths ruminant, iii. 239.
mighty dead, vii. 365.
mind reflecting ages past, iv. 213.
mouth with slumbery pout, viii. 478.
No maid could live near such a man, i. 305.
No, thou art not my child, viii. 427.
Not Fate itself could awe, xi. 410.
now of the planetary, iv. 230.
Oh, not from you, vii. 339.
out on the craft, vii. 365 _n._
owes no allegiance, i. 112.
paint a sunbeam to the blind, etc., v. 237.
perceive a softness, etc., xi. 522.
picks pears, etc., ix. 71.
play at bowls with the sun and moon, ix. 64.
play with wisdom, xi. 551.
pomp of elder days, v. 177.
prevailing gentle arts, iii. 108.
proper study, etc., vii. 312.
rejoice when good kings bleed, i. 191.
right divine, iii. 288.
roast me these Violantes, viii. 156.
round which with tendrils, etc., vii. 310.
sailing with supreme dominion, vii. 339.
see o’er the stage, etc., vi. 273; xii. 123.
spin his brains, vii. 319.
stand all apart, viii. 181.
still, small, etc., vii. 336.
strange that such difference, etc., xi. 505.
sweet passion of love, viii. 261.
there were two upon the housetops, viii. 393.
thin partitions do their bounds, etc., viii. 217.
trees in Sherwood forest, v. 143.
well of English, etc., vii. 321.
what was my pride, etc., xi. 455.
which waste the marrow, xii. 427.
whose body nature was, vii. 320.
winged words, xii. 345.
within our bosoms, etc., ii. 395.
you ask her crime, vii. 350.
About one-third of the above are additional occurrences of quotations
already indexed.