Noun - sherry, or liquor
Frequency: 5
Here are all of the speeches where sherris shows up across the corpus:
I
would
you
had
but
the
wit
;
’twere
better
than
your
dukedom
.
Good
faith
,
this
same
young
sober-blooded
boy
doth
not
love
me
,
nor
a
man
cannot
make
him
laugh
.
But
that’s
no
marvel
;
he
drinks
no
wine
.
There’s
never
none
of
these
demure
boys
come
to
any
proof
,
for
thin
drink
doth
so
overcool
their
blood
,
and
making
many
fish
meals
,
that
they
fall
into
a
kind
of
male
green-sickness
,
and
then
,
when
they
marry
,
they
get
wenches
.
They
are
generally
fools
and
cowards
,
which
some
of
us
should
be
too
,
but
for
inflammation
.
A
good
sherris
sack
hath
a
two-fold
operation
in
it
.
It
ascends
me
into
the
brain
,
dries
me
there
all
the
foolish
and
dull
and
crudy
vapors
which
environ
it
,
makes
it
apprehensive
,
quick
,
forgetive
,
full
of
nimble
,
fiery
,
and
delectable
shapes
,
which
,
delivered
o’er
to
the
voice
,
the
tongue
,
which
is
the
birth
,
becomes
excellent
wit
.
The
second
property
of
your
excellent
sherris
is
the
warming
of
the
blood
,
which
,
before
cold
and
settled
,
left
the
liver
white
and
pale
,
which
is
the
badge
of
pusillanimity
and
cowardice
.
But
the
sherris
warms
it
and
makes
it
course
from
the
inwards
to
the
parts’
extremes
.
It
illumineth
the
face
,
which
as
a
beacon
gives
warning
to
all
the
rest
of
this
little
kingdom
,
man
,
to
arm
;
and
then
the
vital
commoners
and
inland
petty
spirits
muster
me
all
to
their
captain
,
the
heart
,
who
,
great
and
puffed
up
with
this
retinue
,
doth
any
deed
of
courage
,
and
this
valor
comes
of
sherris
.
So
that
skill
in
the
weapon
is
nothing
without
sack
,
for
that
sets
it
a-work
;
and
learning
a
mere
hoard
of
gold
kept
by
a
devil
till
sack
commences
it
and
sets
it
in
act
and
use
.
Hereof
comes
it
that
Prince
Harry
is
valiant
,
for
the
cold
blood
he
did
naturally
inherit
of
his
father
he
hath
,
like
lean
,
sterile
,
and
bare
land
,
manured
,
husbanded
,
and
tilled
with
excellent
endeavor
of
drinking
good
and
good
store
of
fertile
sherris
,
that
he
is
become
very
hot
and
valiant
.
If
I
had
a
thousand
sons
,
the
first
human
principle
I
would
teach
them
should
be
to
forswear
thin
potations
and
to
addict
themselves
to
sack
.
How
now
,
Bardolph
?