Word Cloud for "Henry IV"
This book was authored by William Shakespeare. (Part 2 - 1564)
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your which will when from this vpon euery them with speake vnder make some other thought such that what thus before king hath downe yong euen true noble haue through royall where come newes then they tell thou lord doth heere lordship into please should father times like full good heart prince both came till since well these comes sent after more iohn being better against poore said mine giue life dead would their away take sweet thee spirit cannot thinke whose neuer grace those shall time there beene made therefore must heauen might were most though could heare same word drinke blood faire great present selfe thing owne about beare stand nothing honest done master leaue beseech much very little thousand looke enter draw know loue wilt call shew many here vnto hold peace