| MA II.i.104 | [masked Ursula to masked Antonio, of Antonio] You could never do him so ill-well unless you were the very man |
| MND I.ii.23 | [Bottom to all, of performing Pyramus] If I do it, let the audience look to their eyes! |
| MND I.ii.64 | [Quince to Snug, of playing the lion] You may do it extempore; for it is nothing but roaring |
| TC IV.ii.26 | [Cressida to Pandarus] You bring me to do - and then you flout me too |
| Tim III.ii.50 | [Lucius to Servilius, of lending money] I am not able to do |
| TNK II.ii.57 | [Third Countryman to the others, of their dance] do sweetly |