Word Cloud for "The Taming of the Shrew"
This book was authored by William Shakespeare. (1564 - 1616)
Area, genre or subject: Sex role -- Drama.
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rich pisa suitor katherina suitors widow sometimes saint cold warm trust morrow practise seem chance full lady true offer accept fellow happy rather cunning break merry fear soft tongue known years haply drink wear score knave swear woman lovely goodly pardon reason stands hearing pleasant servant serve fortune virtue left pleasure friends youngest care soon within blow fairly access thing fool pass loud free begin achieve rest perhaps might hands seen shalt content whose advise twixt thank promise happily puppet many only bold half those under still fine without younger wrong command report walk assure fire canst word looks does sunday kiss women things hundred done bridegroom sent assurance church honest beat countenance body gown jest
shrew lord servants gremio hortensio tranio came fetch down charge poor foul most believe cannot even head music ready honour another says nothing gentle passing play noble twas part into welcome duty show stay through present hence wilt maid because brought husband entreat night hope hold mind thousand could instruct none means wish married dowry forth best horse beauty sister curst meet else twere sirrah cause words talk myself marry stand eyes about read speak told prove send three bride watch touch priest right
baptista padua gentleman love with bianca lucentio petruchio house look world will have know must enter from well thou made good would twenty upon take better were them unto this what think sweet when then make your bear please some tell that hath been shall than since once where come there hear never heard should give every like call such their wife being thee more long they which other these comes hast till bring knew though here ever time therefore very much great fair leave father master thus while find daughter before both pray signior keep mine young first knock after whom little name katherine mean kate doth mistress