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peut  NOUN

(to) thou  VERB

true  ADJ

false  ADJ

friar  NOUN

(to) incur  VERB

pious  ADJ

très  ADJ

vitam  NOUN

whore  NOUN

ête  NOUN

cawing  NOUN

damask  NOUN

lawful  ADJ

popery  NOUN

(to) refute  VERB

(to) throw  VERB

clamour  NOUN

(to) condone  VERB

fanfare  NOUN

gardiez  NOUN

honeyed  ADJ

(to) knewest  VERB

merrily  ADV

modesty  NOUN

(to) nullify  VERB

praying  NOUN

secular  ADJ

singing  NOUN

(to) souvent  VERB

untruth  NOUN

aeternam  NOUN

brazenly  ADV

coughing  NOUN

diligent  ADJ

gentile  NOUN

goodwill  NOUN

heretic  NOUN

idolatry  NOUN

impotent  ADJ

laughing  NOUN

monarch  NOUN

newtter  NOUN

(to) ordain  VERB

prepared  ADJ

qu'elle  NOUN

sanctity  NOUN

seasonal  ADJ

speedily  ADV

temerity  NOUN

admirably  ADV

(to) chuckle  VERB

courtier  NOUN

custodiat  NOUN

emperor--  NOUN

excitedly  ADV

gracieuse  NOUN

martyrdom  NOUN

ravishing  ADJ

(to) reconquer  VERB

reformer  NOUN

secrète  NOUN

clamouring  NOUN

(to) clamour  VERB

(to) fornicate  VERB

peacefully  ADV

veneration  NOUN

whispering  NOUN

(to) assassinate  VERB

ceremonious  ADJ

indifferent  ADJ

maintaining  NOUN

pilgrimage  NOUN

worshipping  NOUN

évidemment  NOUN

consecration  NOUN

exclamation  NOUN

illuminating  ADJ

immeasurably  ADV

machination  NOUN

(to) excommunicate  VERB

(to) quench  VERB

possible  ADJ

penitent  ADJ

ominous  ADJ

mercenary  ADJ

clergy  NOUN

(to) bewitch  VERB

(to) avert  VERB

airy  ADJ

(to) abjure  VERB

(to) scorch  VERB

(to) rumble  VERB

mirth  NOUN

(to) howl  VERB

envoy  NOUN

(to) displease  VERB

(to) beseech  VERB

vocal  NOUN

(to) banish  VERB

offspring  NOUN

shameless  ADJ

(to) reconcile  VERB

sentiment  NOUN

(to) uphold  VERB

gospel  NOUN

heed  NOUN

(to) dine  VERB

(to) swan  VERB

(to) conceive  VERB

rumour  NOUN

spear  NOUN

festive  ADJ

(to) reset  VERB

reign  NOUN

(to) sigh  VERB

preacher  NOUN

madman  NOUN

willingly  ADV

laughter  NOUN

stallion  NOUN

nobility  NOUN

monastery  NOUN

indictment  NOUN

immense  ADJ

fibre  NOUN

(to) discomfort  VERB

crusade  NOUN

(to) confer  VERB

(to) chatter  VERB

archbishop  NOUN

(to) appoint  VERB

thought  NOUN

wholly  ADV

submission  NOUN

contrast  NOUN

(to) contemplate  VERB

conceited  ADJ

completely  ADV

resignation  NOUN

licence  NOUN

(to) sew  VERB

nonetheless  ADV

commonwealth  NOUN

judgement  NOUN

publicly  ADV

greeting  NOUN

(to) discharge  VERB

venture  NOUN

feast  NOUN

(to) murmur  VERB

superstition  NOUN

(to) forgave  VERB

dearly  ADV

immunity  NOUN

mourning  NOUN

(to) extend  VERB

lust  NOUN

(to) destine  VERB

crucial  ADJ

secretly  ADV

jewel  NOUN

interference  NOUN

gracious  ADJ

ambassador  NOUN

(to) bully  VERB

(to) consult  VERB

nought  NOUN

singular  ADJ

treaty  NOUN

variable  ADJ

worship  NOUN

(to) weep  VERB

patent  NOUN

(to) oblige  VERB

interested  ADJ

(to) giggle  VERB

(to) gasp  VERB

command  NOUN

(to) command  VERB

being  NOUN

spiritual  ADJ

reward  NOUN

revenue  NOUN

resistance  NOUN

(to) resign  VERB

religious  ADJ

(to) renew  VERB

lively  ADJ

(to) obey  VERB

footstep  NOUN

ancestor  NOUN

(to) toll  VERB

(to) stem  VERB

thunder  NOUN

honour  NOUN

(to) honour  VERB

choir  NOUN

mistress  NOUN

delighted  ADJ

(to) inform  VERB

conversation  NOUN

nun  NOUN

kingdom  NOUN

(to) lick  VERB

warrior  NOUN

(to) determine  VERB

gossip  NOUN

faithful  ADJ

alliance  NOUN

measure  NOUN

(to) disturb  VERB

chamber  NOUN

eager  ADJ

(to) live  VERB

(to) rape  VERB

(to) forbid  VERB

management  NOUN

nation  NOUN

(to) accomplish  VERB

jealousy  NOUN

dull  ADJ

foul  ADJ

beloved  ADJ

beloved  NOUN

contrary  NOUN

(to) sob  VERB

oath  NOUN

division  NOUN

(to) seduce  VERB

blessing  NOUN

dignity  NOUN

(to) treasure  VERB

belief  NOUN

due  ADJ

air  NOUN

(to) apply  VERB

(to) betray  VERB

consequence  NOUN

suspicious  ADJ

apparently  ADV

sweetheart  NOUN

(to) whisper  VERB

(to) withdraw  VERB

(to) urge  VERB

suspicion  NOUN

(to) succeed  VERB

slight  ADJ

sack  NOUN

religion  NOUN

(to) regard  VERB

(to) reform  VERB

politic  NOUN

(to) pour  VERB

prayer  NOUN

(to) prevent  VERB

previously  ADV

privilege  NOUN

(to) provision  VERB

(to) pursue  VERB

ordinary  ADJ

(to) hold  VERB

(to) gather  VERB

fortunate  ADJ

formally  ADV

formal  ADJ

few  ADJ

(to) encourage  VERB

elsewhere  ADV

desire  NOUN

depth  NOUN

(to) surrender  VERB

(to) crawl  VERB

realm  NOUN

(to) spoil  VERB

pound  NOUN

(to) pound  VERB

adventure  NOUN

(to) represent  VERB

annulment  NOUN

(to) arrange  VERB

saint  NOUN

noble  ADJ

noble  NOUN

liberty  NOUN

unhappy  ADJ

mysterious  ADJ

(to) demand  VERB

virgin  NOUN

snap  NOUN

will  NOUN

soldier  NOUN

arrangement  NOUN

authority  NOUN

priest  NOUN

naturally  ADV

(to) approach  VERB

attempt  NOUN

(to) heal  VERB

(to) enter  VERB

intention  NOUN

directly  ADV

presence  NOUN

invitation  NOUN

conscience  NOUN

ancient  ADJ

joint  ADJ

(to) confess  VERB

surely  ADV

fully  ADV

clever  ADJ

(to) insist  VERB

audience  NOUN

(to) commit  VERB

(to) accuse  VERB

(to) fail  VERB

(to) rise  VERB

poison  NOUN

(to) refuse  VERB

confidence  NOUN

illegal  ADJ

pride  NOUN

youth  NOUN

yet  ADV

(to) submit  VERB

(to) shout  VERB

poem  NOUN

wealth  NOUN

session  NOUN

servant  NOUN

season  NOUN

(to) seal  VERB

(to) sail  VERB

(to) receive  VERB

path  NOUN

(to) occupy  VERB

occasion  NOUN

leader  NOUN

(to) behave  VERB

abuse  NOUN

title  NOUN

ability  NOUN

tennis  NOUN

silence  NOUN

(to) grant  VERB

gentleman  NOUN

(to) prepare  VERB

bath  NOUN

argument  NOUN

knowledge  NOUN

lover  NOUN

(to) deliver  VERB

(to) argue  VERB

(to) repeat  VERB

tongue  NOUN

(to) intend  VERB

brother  NOUN

fate  NOUN

(to) remain  VERB

success  NOUN

(to) travel  VERB

pocket  NOUN

(to) comfort  VERB

fellow  ADJ

member  NOUN

vision  NOUN

joy  NOUN

permission  NOUN

fashion  NOUN

career  NOUN

(to) strike  VERB

fortune  NOUN

harm  NOUN

(to) draw  VERB

indeed  ADV

tear  NOUN

(to) deny  VERB

official  ADJ

friendship  NOUN

prince  NOUN

affair  NOUN

(to) pray  VERB

post  NOUN

(to) invite  VERB

threat  NOUN

exciting  ADJ

opening  NOUN

(to) beg  VERB

advantage  NOUN

however  ADV

lip  NOUN

(to) celebrate  VERB

clearly  ADV

account  NOUN

(to) account  VERB

bride  NOUN

practice  NOUN

duty  NOUN

holy  ADJ

personally  ADV

vote  NOUN

quickly  ADV

further  ADJ

mission  NOUN

(to) burn  VERB

final  ADJ

spirit  NOUN

often  ADV

subject  NOUN

(to) allow  VERB

truly  ADV

action  NOUN

breath  NOUN

(to) dare  VERB

(to) remind  VERB

honestly  ADV

rid  ADJ

Curia  ORG

Merci  PRODUCT

Calais  FAC

Cranmer  ORG

Mon ami  NP

s'y fie  NP

Biscayan  NORP

Cromwell  ORG

Four men  NP

Lordship  PRODUCT

Frenchman  NORP

God's law  NP

Good idea  NP

Hey, Mark  NP

Lutherans  NORP

Or a kiss  NP

great joy  NP

one thing  NP

only you-  NP

us friars  NP

what time  NP

Absolument  ORG

Mon frère  NP

Nor anyone  NP

Sir George  NP

Sir Thomas  NP

peut-être  ORG

the King's  ORG

Ahab's days  NP

Boar spears  NP

Christendom  ORG

Only Boleyn  NP

Only madmen  NP

a great bed  NP

a long time  NP

a new title  NP

all members  NP

an easy one  NP

every fibre  NP

public life  NP

such a time  NP

King Francis  NP

Now, my love  NP

Or a thought  NP

Supreme Head  NP

Whatever Mr.  NP

a good cause  NP

a great deal  NP

a new treaty  NP

much worship  NP

only one man  NP

such a thing  NP

three people  NP

two newtters  NP

Mistress Anne  NP

Ominous music  NP

a living sign  NP

all the world  NP

better things  NP

choir singing  NP

even the King  NP

her own right  NP

honeyed words  NP

immense pride  NP

joint leaders  NP

much pleasure  NP

the Holy Land  LOC

the Lady Anne  NP

this holy day  NP

100,000 pounds  QUANTITY

God's blessing  NP

God's presence  NP

Lady Elizabeth  NP

Lady Katherine  NP

The first city  NP

Vous comprenez  NP

[Festive music  NP

a better place  NP

a great wealth  NP

a new alliance  NP

all due honour  NP

another reason  NP

clean contrast  NP

full advantage  NP

leading clergy  NP

many occasions  NP

my future wife  NP

no more Church  NP

private belief  NP

public affairs  NP

the Great Seal  FAC

the final ruin  NP

vitam aeternam  ORG

Another present  NP

Happy Christmas  NP

Mistress Boleyn  NP

Sir Thomas More  NP

a great clamour  NP

a great success  NP

a joint crusade  NP

a seasonal gift  NP

his lawful wife  NP

his unhappy end  NP

my every breath  NP

my poor husband  NP

our Holy Church  ORG

our two nations  NP

the King's will  NP

the first place  NP

the new session  NP

Bien évidemment  NP

Further measures  NP

[Religious music  NP

a final decision  NP

darling daughter  NP

his Great Matter  NP

my only interest  NP

no more religion  NP

the King's Grace  ORG

the King's whore  NP

the future Queen  NP

the public realm  NP

their only crime  NP

And the Lady Anne  NP

[Formal greetings  NP

a wonderful feast  NP

his special envoy  NP

my deepest belief  NP

my scorching fire  NP

no Christian king  NP

secular authority  NP

the Law of Christ  ORG

the whore Jezebel  NP

this Great Matter  NP

God's great reward  NP

My dearest brother  NP

[Ceremonious music  NP

a diligent servant  NP

a good opportunity  NP

such exciting news  NP

the Blessed Virgin  NP

the English Church  ORG

the French fashion  NP

the Imperial court  NP

the Lady Katherine  NP

your entire family  NP

His Majesty's order  NP

My beloved subjects  NP

You shameless friar  NP

Your Majesty's will  NP

[Light, airy vocals  NP

a Christmas present  NP

a good Catholic man  NP

a mercenary soldier  NP

her official jewels  NP

not even his friend  NP

the King's business  NP

the King's pleasure  NP

the young gentleman  NP

this further attack  NP

very good authority  NP

Not as much pleasure  NP

[Applause] Bienvenue  NP

[Christmas greetings  NP

[Laughing] Lady Anne  NP

all the arrangements  NP

any other foul means  NP

secular interference  NP

the Biscayan fashion  NP

the Lady Anne Boleyn  NP

the ordained priests  NP

whatever her history  NP

And the second letter  NP

ancient superstitions  NP

et qu'elles ne soient  NP

et votre soeur étiez  NP

the Church's immunity  NP

the French ambassador  NP

the King of England's  ORG

the Pope's permission  NP

the Queens of England  ORG

your fellow courtiers  NP

England's Great Matter  NP

Mais il est des choses  ORG

a more important thing  NP

no more spiritual life  NP

only half our subjects  NP

the whole commonwealth  NP

Sir George Throckmorton  NP

all the faithful people  NP

the slightest suspicion  NP

a false and lying spirit  NP

my beautiful, pious lady  NP

His Majesty's good graces  NP

Your Majesty's confidence  NP

your Highness's preachers  NP

But rather, an open attack  NP

a most illuminating letter  NP

all your little adventures  NP

jamais mentionnées au Roi  PRODUCT

some young French stallion  NP

Her Majesty Queen Katherine  NP

Your Majesty's Great Matter  NP

especially a beautiful woman  NP

[Festive music, conversations  NP

ordinary, hard-working people  NP

[Laughing] [Applause] Qui êtes  NP

the Catholic Church-- pilgrimages  NP

Votre Majesté est très gracieuse  NP

Our dearly beloved archbishop Warham  NP

je préférerais que vous les gardiez  NP

Je m'en souviens comme si c'était hier  NP

, que votre Majesté connaît à mon sujet  NP

Corpus Domini nostri Jesu Christi custodiat tu  NP

Imperial  ORG

Duke  ORG

Christian  NORP

Catholic  NORP

Majesty  ORG

Parliament  ORG

French  NORP

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