give to do

In speaking of Burke, then, I shall speak of the whole compass and circuit of his mind—not of that small part or section of him which I have been able to give: to do otherwise would be like the story of the man who put the brick in his pocket, thinking to shew it as the model of a house.

"What would I give to do even one unique thing, or to marry even one unique person!"

"What would you be willing to give to do so?" my comrade asked.

My pappy, he come from South Ca'lina—Charleston—an' was give to do old folks' darter.

He wishes the pleasure he can give to do good, not harm.