act (n.) Old form(s): acte
action (upon a person), effect
AC II.ii.119[Caesar to Antony] our conditions / So diff'ring in their acts
Cym I.vi.22[Queen to Cornelius, of his drugs] I will ... apply / Allayments to their act
Ham I.ii.205[Horatio to Hamlet, of the sentinels] distilled / Almost to jelly with the act of fear
Oth III.iii.325[Iago alone, of dangerous conceits as poisons] with a little act upon the blood, / Burn like the mines of sulphur
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