Bring musicians, and in fine Let it be proclaimed that any Woman of illustrious blood Who from his delusive passions Can divert him, by her charms Curing him of all his sadness, Shall become his wife, how humble Her estate, her wealth how scanty.

The soldiers, that should guard you to your deaths, Shall be five thousand gallant youths of Rome, In purple robes cross-barr'd with pales of gold, Mounted on warlike coursers for the field, Fet from the mountain-tops of Corsica, Or bred in hills of bright Sardinia, Who shall conduct and bring you to your lord.

It were a pleasant pastime to construct A scale and table of beliefas thus Two columns, one for passion, one for proof; Each rises as the other falls: and first, Passion a unit and against usproof Nay, we must travel in another path, Or we're stuck fast for ever;passion, then, Shall be a unit for us; proofno, passion!

The children Sir, Which I will leave to all posterity, Begot and brought up by my painefull studies, Shall be my living issue.

Shall is an auxiliary to fall.

great lustrous, flawless pearls, That shall be royal in their worth, to match The white enchantment of your beauty fair, Shall be my quest for you.

If thou beest dead, thou mirrour of all men, I vow to dye with thee: this field, this grove, Shall be my receptacle till my last; My pillow shall be made a banke of mosse, And what I drinke the silver brooke shall yeeld.

10 This fear, that drives all other fears away, Shall be my song, the morning of our day; Where that fear is, there's nothing to be fear'd; It brings from heaven an angel for a guard.

in what vale 10 Shall be my harbour?

Our employ Shall, like the birds', be airy castles, things Built by gay hopes, and fond imaginings, Peopling the land within us.

A Cell where griefe the Landlord is Shall be my palace of delight, Where I will wooe with votes and sighes Sweet death to end my sorrowes quite; Since I have lost my Rhodon deare, Deaths fleshlesse armes why should I feare?

Our employ Shall, like the birds', be airy castles, things Built by gay hopes, and fond imaginings, Peopling the land within us.

A lying man and a pitiless Shall be lord of me, a heart full-flown With scorn of righteousness: O heart of a beast where law is none, Where all things change so that lust be fed, The oath and the deed, the right and the wrong, Even the hate of the forked tongue: Even the hate turns and is cold, False as the love that was false of old!

Her hot and burning lips cannot resist The tempting treasure lying there, nor missed Shall be the dearest joys of love from her Who rules all hearts in Heaven, earth, and air.

Shall be our guests.

In my hands The goddess placed thee; thou hast been to me As sacred as to her, and her behest Shall for the future also be my law: If thou canst hope in safety to return Back to thy kindred, I renounce my claims:

Shall (will) you be a candidate? 12.

Shall we Englishmen say, that it was the same as that which we now find to be peculiar to ourselves?NoThis would be a vain and partial consideration, and would betray our judgment to have arisen from that false fondness, which habituates us to suppose, that every thing belonging to ourselves is the perfectest and the best.

Whose glowing atoms, whirled in ceaseless strife, Where now chaotic anarchy is rife, Shall yet become the fair abodes of life?

And from that man force those usurped rewards; That prince, upon whose ruins I must rise, Shall be the gods', but more my sacrifice: They, with my slaves, in triumph shall be tied, While my devotion justifies my pride: Those deities, in whom I place my trust, Shall see, when they are kind, that I am just.

Shall, in the second and third persons, is not simply the sign of the future tense in declarative sentences.

Then so shall Sylla rule, you citizens, As senators and citizens that please me Shall be my friends; the rest cannot disease me.

'Tis she; Not as men say dear, But the dearest, truest, Shall lie ere morrow Before thee dead!

These cords of sleep, wherewith I wont to bind The strongest arm that e'er resisted me, Shall be the means whereby I will correct The Senses' outrage and distemperature.

Then thy prison's lengthened bound Shall be the horizon skirting round.