"As that I have shot an arrow o'er the house."
"Stick fiery off indeed."
In my Edition I most rashly read Strike for 'Stick.' In the language of the time stick off meant set off, show off, display:—
"Nor virtue shines more in a lovely face,
Than true desert is stuck off with disgrace."
Chapman, Dedic. of Batrach., etc.
"His lute still touch'd to stick more off his tongue."
Id. Hymn to Hermes, 766.