Word Cloud for "All's Well That Ends Well"
This book was authored by William Shakespeare. (1564 - 1616)
Area, genre or subject: Runaway husbands -- Drama.
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well that young french serve with enter from death must whom shall find king hold whose would where rather than there such what hope hath under time other only this were think speak great very have could against good those which fair they better their your best never heart more thou love thine power heaven thee cannot make much these should though every sweet know take when some before will poor virginity might lose nature till first made ever away stand therefore little most himself like answer send them lord business upon mine been leave here count myself look into both honour hear after since bring give found then many come wife please tell without believe pray thank knows help greatest life worthy noble prove nothing does name duke lordship ring