| JC II.i.51 | [Brutus alone, of an abbreviated sentence in a letter] Thus must I piece it out |
| KL III.vi.2 | [Gloucester to disguised Kent] I will piece out the comfort with what addition I can |
| MW III.ii.30 | [Ford alone, of Page] He pieces out his wife's inclination |
| TC III.i.51 | [Paris to Pandarus, of the music] you shall piece it out with a piece of your performance [also: make whole] |