conduct:
1.
guidance, leading
Lr. III. vi. 106
“that will to some
provision Give thee quick
conduct.”
2.
escort, guard (see
also SAFE-CONDUCT)
Tw.N. III. iv. 268
“I will . . . desire
some of
the lady,”
John I. i. 29, 1H4 III. i. 93,
R3 I. i. 45
“This conduct to convey
me to the Tower.”
3.
guide, leader,
conductor
Rom. V. iii. 116
“Come, bitter , come,
unsavoury guide”
; fig. Tp. V. i.
244, 2H4 V. ii. 36,
2H6 II. iv. 102
“conduct of my
shame,”
Lucr. 313 (of a torch).
4.
leadership, command
AYL. V. iv. 164
“on foot In his own
,”
Tit. IV. iv. 64
“under Of
Lucius.”
