| Why should I doat upon a man deserves not, Nor has no will to work it? |
| I declare I quite doat upon them already, and indeed I am always distractedly fond of children. |
| But doth not Horatio doat on me, and may he not in despair break his heart if I abandon him? |
| Learn, that in the west we love the infantry, doat on the dragoons, but we adore the staff. |
| And I could make a pilgrimage in rain or snow just to doat on the outside of it. |
| Pr'ythee, tell me what thou canst find to doat on in these Castilians? |
