| E3 II.i.372 | [Countess to Warwick] My mother and the peers importune you / To keep in presence of his majesty |
| Ham II.ii.337 | [Rosencrantz to Hamlet, of the Players] their endeavour keeps in the wonted pace |
| Per IV.i.21 | [Dionyza to Marina] Why do you keep alone? |
| Tem II.i.264 | [Antonio as if to Claribel] Keep in Tunis |
| Tim I.ii.234 | [First Lord to Timon] The best of happiness, honour, and fortunes / Keep with you [or: lodge] |
| Ven.678 | [Venus to Adonis] on thy well-breathed horse keep with thy hounds |