| AW III.iii.5 | [Bertram to Duke, of receiving command] We'll strive to bear it for your worthy sake |
| H5 I.ii.213 | [Canterbury to all] a thousand actions ... be all well borne / Without defeat |
| Ham I.iii.67 | [Polonius to Laertes, of a quarrel] being in, / Bear't that th'opposed may beware of thee |
| JC II.i.226 | [Brutus to all] bear it as our Roman actors do, / With untired spirits and formal constancy |
| Luc.1132 | [Lucrece as if to the nightingale] I [will] ... with deep groans the diapason bear |
| Tem I.ii.426 | [Ferdinand to Miranda] Vouchsafe ... that you will some good instruction give / How I may bear me here |
| Tim I.i.181.1 | [Jeweller to Timon, of being rebuked by Apemantus] We'll bear, with your lordship [i.e. we can cope with him, if you can] |
| WT IV.iv.293 | [Autolycus to all] I can bear my part |