Word Cloud for "The Winter's Tale"
This book was authored by William Shakespeare. (1564 - 1616)
Area, genre or subject: Drama.
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sicilian court leontes hermione lady betwixt shame dear believe honesty show world either matter comfort gentleman came makes born desire hence standing rich stay part twere save gone keep knew heaven precious thousand kiss once themselves white free become polixenes still full false dost myself seem thoughts play issue business seems wilt mistress thine earth known certain lost dare noble mark mean yourself each trust away stand seen often doth said enough heavens prove dead need grave follow sight oracle rest worthy hold tender told becomes took within brought stone change done worth comes behold fellow gods shalt break report thing another piece hope found
king lord bohemia father other queen daughter wife enter camillo shall like have great your think this which will speak cannot with such know what give that though they little mine himself were their there them then since more royal made been from young prince ever into very well life should would till hath left without time again many before when upon make than beseech none could even love tell best swear take good thee less fair thought most those eyes lest first thou never better name three hand some heart must true look sweet things much nature honest leave whose against where here gracious hast else every these fear past does hear present nothing about honour whom being blood thus bear therefore both heard please pray come call bring only something poor might death