| Ham III.ii.24 | [Hamlet to Players] this overdone, or come tardy off ... cannot but make the judicious grieve [i.e. carried out inadequately] |
| MM II.i.56 | [Escalus to Angelo] This comes off well [i.e. this is well put] |
| TG II.i.103 | [Valentine to Silvia, of his letter] it came hardly off |
| Tim I.i.30 | [Poet to Painter, of the picture] This comes off well and excellent |