Word Cloud for "The Comedy of Errors"
This book was authored by William Shakespeare. (1564 - 1616)
Area, genre or subject: Comedies.
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thousand sonne witnesse very meane brought soone light seeke ship fiue three life loue leaue keepe stay within dinner villaine walke about dine hope please present downe true because charge iest gold answer merrie hold gone feare neither looke none marry eares beat send forth first denie dost else sweet better name false hand house wrong heart goldsmith duckets ring into binde abbesse abbey
enter duke with other which from your their haue since hath beene both come markes cannot vnto therefore thou this when well what could then speake that made till great whom before selfe where there like such were home came gaue much though would must them left more thus wife vpon they breake thee being poore tell owne beare heere against should will hast make take doth giue monie houre mine long good here comes mistris know pray shall without these fetch sister some face husband sent neuer master time nothing bound heare sure quoth tooke faire dromio didst euen thinke call antipholus bring chaine doores most