| AC I.ii.177 | [Antony to Enobarbus] No more light answers [or: indecent] |
| AW II.i.82 | [Lafew to King] If seriously I may convey my thoughts / In this my light deliverance |
| KL III.iv.89 | [Edgar as Poor Tom to all, of himself] light of ear |
| LLL V.ii.19 | [Rosaline to Katharine, of her remark] What's your dark meaning ... of this light word? |
| RJ II.ii.105 | [Juliet to Romeo] not impute this yielding to light love |
| RJ II.ii.99 | [Juliet to Romeo] thou mayst think my 'haviour light |
| TN V.i.337 | [Malvolio to Olivia] Bade me ... frown / Upon Sir Toby and the lighter people |