| Ham I.ii.31 | [Claudius to his court, of young Fortinbras' actions] to suppress / His further gait herein |
| Luc.1081 | [] solemn night with slow sad gait descended / To ugly hell |
| MND V.i.406 | [Oberon to all] With this field dew consecrate / Every fairy take his gait [i.e. go on his way] |
| Tim V.iv.73 | [Alcibiades reading Timon's epitaph] pass, and stay not here thy gait |
| TN I.iv.15 | [Orsino to Viola as Cesario, of Olivia] address thy gait unto her |