Word Cloud for "King Henry IV, Part 1"
This book was authored by William Shakespeare. (1564 - 1616)
Area, genre or subject: Drama.
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king part prince john enter walter with find time more this shall those like meet against whose these which were tell will then hear cousin what many charge down there came from that noble thousand upon such without much harry valiant where they their very take here hath earl thou lord should father sweet could some mine would have think your must hold come said than thee after hast devil fair when grace good being well doth most bring foot ever call give shalt other before speak little better never make life know been four lies night full blood stand leave true cannot head them every same again through nothing show lost send name percy land away still lady made earth great love three mortimer kind face even heard brother world both into honour keep bear till since sack fear play