Word Cloud for "Coriolanus"
This book was authored by William Shakespeare. (1564 - 1616)
Area, genre or subject: Tragedies.
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coriolanus caius marcius against titus cominius menenius tribunes people sicinius brutus roman general aufidius with mother wife other rome corioli enter first before hear rather than know have poor what would they were might think that their this gods speak very done could give good himself being hath though which even cannot must worthy show shall mine will tell most your well them whose more ever make where like when love bear heard since little there time thus only still never common from senators such should true once leave find great thou blood some thee peace upon down every call noble these city keep else stand said forth made heart power volsces then half world friends follow much take pray exeunt whom better been state here three till many bring honour less thine come lose beat after part those both does name best cause hate wounds without therefore hast eyes into voices