Word Cloud for "Timon of Athens"
This book was authored by William Shakespeare. (1564 - 1616)
Area, genre or subject: Tragedies.
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life lords captain doors goes fire shows lives certain grave large loves high base hand slaves rest head fellows follow means estate strain wait under mere dear stay knaves death apemantus hate twenty pray exeunt sweet bounteous kept virtue thanks gave none faults true friendship prithee trust themselves methinks kill fear proud enemies wish once often born instant promise feast fools done half worst doubt else bounty wretched senate exit servant empty beggar owes yourselves words living hearts sound thyself ears right turn days times break supply care occasion wast sometime leave brought whereof canst lack toward knew ingratitude lend slave unto thrive believe denied hope money looks whole masters valour wrongs hazard cold forgot quite beat earth within stand thieves whore sword plague hang open
athenian steward servants three fool several seen power comes pass free forth things even kind drink after above himself every five honourable need commend send being enough myself bear state fall long beseech lordship find needs look hast worthy confound return fortunes breath left heart rather part told away hold little again fair pity wear therefore full wouldst wilt shalt makes serve back borrow though general blood sick beast walls gold hadst
timon athens false friends alcibiades house enter have what which these hath know them most when that some great from till like each this well might than whom world doth with down their lord upon good nature love better before rich fortune whose eyes present against would those were make show shall more other your friend must will come noble call first been only thine gods mine give honour never into live hear such they should common speak thou thee nothing much honest made take dost where does there time still meat ever then many without could best think thus keep cannot please tell sent wealth wert want here very senators bring poor