Word Cloud for "Cymbeline"
This book was authored by William Shakespeare. (1564 - 1616)
Area, genre or subject: Tragicomedy.
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under sons caius british lords gentlemen italy palace heavens seem does unto wear mean therefore seek through something within together gentleman took takes twas read three years soon hence about holy live world remain words dear diamond sense command shouldst almost leonatus blood dare action enough brain unless care little wherein doubt often bound mortal purpose each young bloody hand precious either mistress only bold ring hold further cold note conscience himself having service show send shalt exit honest lost nature twixt above desire woman beyond base tongue ears spoke done mother stand body save spare near point caesar foot kill follow once britons letter arviragus dead suit head neither peace
cymbeline king britain queen posthumus imogen name belarius roman court lady first more than still whom that hath poor worthy though think very most they their heart thing good such there would should fair rather cannot father honour against with this other which then makes time could make what pray tell worth your them from were well must here comes enter shall find after will please speak where fear give doth mine eyes made know much never leave long have look take keep till another when thou place upon gods death beseech sweet some best being might master part both myself bring left these lord cloten none gave many love true seen been fall great pisanio every mind hear things like those prove since without less better noble ever even heard before strange nothing call came gold come thus answer down hast hard false thee given whose report into present tender night said lucius life thought milford cave