| KL II.iv.186 | [Lear as if to the heavens] if your sweet sway / Allow obedience |
| Luc.1845 | [of the lords and Brutus] Who, wondering at him, did his words allow |
| Sonn.112.4 | [] So you o'ergreen my bad, my good allow |
| Sonn.19.11 | [of Time] Him in thy course untainted do allow / For beauty's pattern to succeeding men |