Word Cloud for "The Tempest"
This book was authored by William Shakespeare. (1564 - 1616)
Area, genre or subject: Tragicomedy.
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thunder command hand comfort downe warrant water those doubt better safely soule farre said onely worse play please next world through attend creatures hauing tune indeede hence plaid subiect crowne night open dead ministers purpose thence present people burthen last strong sometime many sight seeme shake garments ayre home least twixt dost torment earth sycorax spirit delicate helpe shape inuisible kinde fine himselfe charmes light whiles seeke honor isle quicke fill sure fathers something sound yond goodly lost things follow nature beseech comes tongue life tunis prosper fish head loose wine none laugh wish hope another death draw wood storme makes foure recouer bottle beest trinculo liuing prethee turne fellow become seuerall flie drinke drowne proue solemne giuen ceres
fall name worke marke little minde drop sweare against long noble within heart master left before came rather fiue duke millaine hither brother once both beleeue dukedome faire eyes businesse foule againe fresh rich other still brought euer ferdinand fetch told free island heard each wilt houre therefore sweet call word feare beyond almost daughter beate want while spirits true leaue mistris shew grace thought iuno
enter heere what speake take till thou good keepe your when these remember whom hast will giue haue make selfe great from this hath vpon stand owne doth with bring then though were would euery that braue some very poore they should more tell done thee deere full father know neuer time there thine which such mine much must come thinke three thing like here since pray being without thus might into made heare king naples most well their where whose didst vnder beare finde after best kings sonne first them rest could shall looke cannot forth shalt else nothing queene lord strange euen prospero monster