Word Cloud for "Measure for Measure"
This book was authored by William Shakespeare. (1564 - 1616)
Area, genre or subject: Vienna (Austria) -- Drama.
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would that your owne giue then more them hath there from haue call come before what thinke will must with such lord know doth selfe vpon they heauen neuer like hold thou though good some made great take shall looke leaue bring mine loue their well desire other heard beleeue where grace most after thee which claudio these head this euer woman downe those feare here comes thus angelo make whom much when could speake word true saue onely till time should hope pray else away better life euen iustice brother rather might thing duke very being were whose brothers poore little tell nothing morrow please proue master honor finde heare fellow death pardon himselfe against frier sent heere