| Per IV.iv.3 | [Gower alone, of the actors] Making to take your imagination / From bourn to bourn |
| Tem V.i.314.1 | [Alonso to Prospero, of Prospero's story] which must / Take the ear strangely |
| WT I.ii.40 | [Hermione to Polixenes, of Leontes] When at Bohemia / You take my lord [or: receive] |
| WT III.ii.36 | [Hermione to Leontes, of the indictment against her] which is more / Than history can pattern, though devised / And played to take spectators |
| WT IV.iv.119 | [Perdita as if to Proserpina] Daffodils, / That ... take / The winds of March with beauty |