<91.3> This is only one instance among many which might be cited from LUCASTA of the employment of an intransitive verb in a transitive signification.英文原著 · 《Lucasta》
Peril aught. Incur any peril. Milton uses the verb intransitively in Reason of Church Government, ii. 3: "it may peril to stain itself."英文原著 · 《The Lady of the Lake》
I shame me. I shame myself, I am ashamed. The very was formerly used intransitively in this sense. Shakespeare, R. 1143: "As shaming any eye should thee behold;" A. 136: "I do not shame to tell you what I was," etc.英文原著 · 《The Lady of the Lake》
Her plan, deliberately conceived as a follow-up to what had happened out under the stars the night before, was to swim out to it and wait for him in the cabin. She knew, no one so well, that it was in the nature of a forlorn hope, but she was desperate. She loved him intransitively, to the utter extinction of the little light of modesty which her hand-to-mouth existence had left burning. She wanted love or death, and she was going to put up this last fight for love with all the unscrupulousness of a lovesick woman.英文原著 · 《Who Cares》