| 1H4 III.ii.65 | [King Henry to Prince Hal] The skipping King ... gave his countenance against his name |
| KL V.i.63 | [Edmund alone, of Albany] we'll use / His countenance for the battle |
| MW II.ii.6 | [Falstaff to Pistol] I have been content ... you should lay my countenance to pawn [i.e. use my credit to borrow money] |