Word Cloud for "The Tempest"
This book was authored by William Shakespeare. (1564 - 1616)
Area, genre or subject: Tragicomedy.
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mariners juno nymphs work mark warrant drop water swear cell those noble been within earth better safely came seest said only heir worse next thyself world through having tune mind open dead ministers purpose present story hour love burden last still sometime many seem soul garments fetch charm home twixt torment free human hither delicate help sycorax again away himself night charms light whiles seek honour wilt fill five something sound senses goodly fear word beseech comes fish nature talk laugh solemn wish crown hope lies life monster makes bottle tongue four recover wine turn true company become several grace glad prove thought want given certain
milan master ship daughter spirit spirits other scene heard fall ferdinand name stand little against long down heart done left think wast rather rest pray once both thus might believe part dukedom fair ring eyes fresh rich brought ever ariel told business kind look each therefore sweet call myself queen lord show beyond almost forth beat while leave beest aside
king naples brother duke prospero island enter speak till thou keep your what these remember whom hast will give have make hath upon good doth this they than though were would every before that with brave some very should more tell nothing dear full poor know never from there which such mine much must thee thine time then three thing like else here father foul being without great into made dost hear bring most their where whose didst when under bear since find after come best first them take could cannot does shalt shall another well strange even