THE LORD
CHAMBERLAIN’S
MAN
1594 –
86 Who can sever love
from charity?
Love’s La bour’s Lost
92 Down, down I come,
like glist’ring Phaethon
Richard II
100 A pair of star-crossed
lovers
Romeo and Juliet
110 The course of true love
never did run smooth
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
118 There is no sure
foundation set on blood
The Life and Death
of King John 124 If you prick us, do we
not bleed?
The Merchant of Venice
132 Honour is a mere
scutcheon
Henry IV Part 1140 Wives may be merry,
and yet honest, too
The Merry Wives of Windsor146 We have heard
the chimes at midnight
Henry IV Part 2154 Out on thee, seeming!
I will write against it
Much Ado About
Nothing162 Once more unto the
breach, dear friends,
once more
Henry V170 There is a tide in the
affairs of men which,
taken at the flood,
leads on to fortune
Julius Caesar