Word Cloud for "King John"
This book was authored by William Shakespeare. (1564 - 1616)
Area, genre or subject: Great Britain -- History -- John, 1199-1216 -- Drama.
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speakes maiesty philip geffreyes lawfull bloudy bloud canst trumpet honourable said constance kingdomes fearefull issue conscience mens least begot tooke large moue because tale high play fault lyes kept eare lest three stirre wilt bound manners gaue blessed neere sayes seruice knowes toward bastard motion haste deuill richard long defence light wish winne send angiers duke forgiue backe helpe bring drop turne liue louing wrought done draw thoughts maist lyons nature reuenge sinne plague title presence hither comfort saue behold vouchsafe trust kinde action citie further lustie proue crowne hearts dreadfull open husband losse siluer cast others happy kisse hell bosome match want word drawne thing aske highnes measure stop lewis cause harme spoke heynous blowne vnckle maiestie pardon state precious frowne recreant words villaine pope innocent demand vilde doubt brow arme loose shake burne grace almost idle passion attend wherefore meet told strange foote matter strike body deede burning last purpose deepe straight
claime royall proud fierce answer owne beene strong else none borne robert came mighty rude honor reason fiue mothers once still fall paines halfe aduantage meane truth betweene heard course fathers childe rather roberts foot follow vnto forme houre night grandame call about fortune forget comes sweet alone holds seeke nere meanes deere needs heart lion liues shew braue colours english welcome vnder home returne armes warre worke towne stay each englands warrant dead lies breake poore earth nothing onely iron power brought french fire thousand teach rest hands eyes rich friends side mouth dolphin left soules respect prince another hauing faith beleeue oath newes foule pray feare curse sworne hang skin sound hubert thrust lords
life death king enter with what would france thus after england heere good heare right true arthur most this faire thee which these same into yong arthurs haue then take kings from beare mine thou will shall your looke euer that till vpon might made very must much more come them sonne hand mother well thinke dost shame heauen land being doth thine know where selfe were like giue hath tongue some face when father brother cannot there time speake himselfe world full before tell lord such should neuer name whose downe away spirit little hast makes better many make best though lady leaue part could therefore whom their against keepe didst soule they great holy loue noble other euen peace gentle blood those forth bloody within hold stand both since head first without finde againe shalt breath iohn