Word Cloud for "Henry IV"
This book was authored by William Shakespeare. (Part 1 - 1564)
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lately blessed english purpose councell deere haste hands dead gracious gallant hotspurre young each bold tooke yong percies prisoners worcester youth sent answer henry truly sunne theeues gentlemen holds tauerne heire england theefe leane forgiue labour enough cold stands else going rich horses spirit proue ride already place sooner selues hard vertue least fought foule seldome mens found proud presence need either certaine fresh anon lady talke telling thing vile beseech currant percie deny ransome leade redeeme tongue houre dost glendower ease ioyne irish crowne wherein pardon shame further shooke whom deepe walke start plucke weare eare loues deale stay bosome lookes strong trust quite faith last knowes common rascall eight flesh fathers behinde meet takes falstaffe friends whole generall golden eyes tearmes whether driue tale coward dozen present worse helpe sing fiftie sure ranne kill instinct court runne hadst swore answere state thought meanes seeming another hope soone money vnckle borne winde thrice neede drawne side seene dearest welsh hearts westmerland oath honest double offer draw vnlesse wales
peace breath farre march vnder crosse power armes ouer hundred gentle charge fight wilde told businesse newes bloody brought walter betwixt dowglas word none while after diuell himselfe indeed seuen ring prythee saue grace dayes steale fortune high hang about done kings wilt hill sacke lyes home once want iest forth base againe shew rather greatnesse thine might next souldiers villanous fellow rest straight mortimer hand times owen liue pray fill honor scot lend farewell breake first backe onely beares death reason here worth giuen turne dare within sweare though heart comes banish iacke bought pocket honour
enter lord iohn earle with finde time more this shall owne those which like meete against therefore whose were their these tell will then heare cousin what many downe when there came from that noble thousand vpon such without much land other thus harry valiant where they very take heere true hath blood sonne prince thou should father sweet could some mine would haue thinke your must hold come selfe olde thee hast faire good being well most bring foot plague euer call giue shalt beare vnto before speake little better neuer make life know morrow foure night full stand king leaue poore cannot head part them euery doth through nothing beene lost soule house same send percy gaue away still made earth great three kinde face euen name heard brother world both into keepe sword looke till loue horse prethee since feare play halfe long deuill heauen