Show: The Tudors - 3x4
ing NOUN
nue NOUN
brat NOUN
craw NOUN
dail NOUN
true ADJ
deum NOUN
false ADJ
filii NOUN
honor NOUN
papal ADJ
scorn NOUN
(to) vex VERB
(to) aspire VERB
(to) bonne VERB
damask NOUN
death- NOUN
(to) depose VERB
labor NOUN
legate NOUN
loudly ADV
noster NOUN
solace NOUN
tyburn NOUN
unholy ADJ
(to) unlace VERB
(to) weaken VERB
adjutor NOUN
alarmed ADJ
chapuy NOUN
heretic NOUN
(to) honor VERB
howling ADJ
looking NOUN
natured ADJ
paragon NOUN
(to) revisit VERB
(to) truss VERB
willful ADJ
(to) canker VERB
childbed ADJ
cockcrow NOUN
derision NOUN
favorite NOUN
grievous ADJ
(to) ordain VERB
pamphlet NOUN
(to) rekindle VERB
unlawful ADJ
adulterer NOUN
(to) apprehend VERB
bucintoro NOUN
(to) disoblige VERB
honorable ADJ
loosening NOUN
overthrow NOUN
(to) reinstate VERB
abundantly ADV
(to) conspire VERB
contrition NOUN
dependant NOUN
excellency NOUN
henceforth ADV
mercifully ADV
principled ADJ
proceeding NOUN
succession NOUN
talleyrand NOUN
thereafter ADV
traitorous ADJ
uniformity NOUN
unredeemed ADJ
wretchedly ADV
(to) distribute VERB
evangelical ADJ
everlasting ADJ
infirmity NOUN
northerner NOUN
dishonorable ADJ
insurrection NOUN
protestation NOUN
rebellion NOUN
possible ADJ
midwife NOUN
lagoon NOUN
heartily ADV
elemental ADJ
(to) disobey VERB
commandment NOUN
(to) suppress VERB
rascal NOUN
(to) levy VERB
inadequate ADJ
inability NOUN
imperial ADJ
frantic ADJ
(to) forsake VERB
envoy NOUN
enmity NOUN
procession NOUN
doctrine NOUN
gallant ADJ
(to) baptize VERB
(to) moan VERB
bowel NOUN
dread NOUN
satin NOUN
(to) condemn VERB
(to) applaud VERB
(to) deprive VERB
excess NOUN
(to) reconcile VERB
openly ADV
infinite ADJ
flock NOUN
greatly ADV
pompous ADJ
(to) conceive VERB
distinguished ADJ
(to) slay VERB
dungeon NOUN
memorable ADJ
villain NOUN
spear NOUN
suitable ADJ
breaker NOUN
(to) plead VERB
wretched ADJ
sovereign ADJ
sermon NOUN
(to) rot VERB
perpetual ADJ
(to) dispatch VERB
coronation NOUN
(to) compel VERB
cardinal NOUN
bonfire NOUN
uprising NOUN
diversity NOUN
ignorance NOUN
(to) sew VERB
profound ADJ
acquaintance NOUN
vile ADJ
assembly NOUN
protector NOUN
author NOUN
rebel NOUN
(to) offend VERB
wilderness NOUN
jeopardy NOUN
trespass NOUN
deposition NOUN
traitor NOUN
almighty NOUN
throne NOUN
jurisdiction NOUN
passage NOUN
physician NOUN
emperor NOUN
gracious ADJ
ambassador NOUN
(to) establish VERB
spectacular ADJ
constable NOUN
(to) incite VERB
herald NOUN
disobedience NOUN
(to) deteriorate VERB
solemn ADJ
treaty NOUN
unity NOUN
(to) weep VERB
necessity NOUN
fearful ADJ
(to) expel VERB
companion NOUN
(to) command VERB
breathe ADV
(to) breathe VERB
bishop NOUN
thus ADV
subsequent ADJ
spiritual ADJ
(to) renew VERB
mercy NOUN
(to) trim VERB
(to) obey VERB
triumph NOUN
abbey NOUN
tournament NOUN
splendid ADJ
(to) weed VERB
(to) negotiate VERB
eighth ADJ
heir NOUN
madness NOUN
lease NOUN
mistress NOUN
(to) inform VERB
nun NOUN
kingdom NOUN
crown NOUN
(to) determine VERB
faithful ADJ
gratitude NOUN
highness NOUN
envy NOUN
courtesy NOUN
knight NOUN
catholic NOUN
legitimate ADJ
(to) execute VERB
ghost NOUN
gown NOUN
burden NOUN
integrity NOUN
belly NOUN
beloved ADJ
commission NOUN
oath NOUN
blessing NOUN
messenger NOUN
sacred ADJ
forgiveness NOUN
majesty NOUN
(to) shed VERB
(to) betray VERB
recent ADJ
rich ADJ
(to) punish VERB
(to) approve VERB
madam NOUN
consequence NOUN
unfortunately ADV
apparently ADV
innocent ADJ
dangerous ADJ
(to) whisper VERB
widely ADV
virtue NOUN
(to) urge VERB
sin NOUN
shortly ADV
(to) restore VERB
religion NOUN
rapidly ADV
(to) perceive VERB
(to) persuade VERB
pole NOUN
previously ADV
(to) produce VERB
profit NOUN
properly ADV
(to) organize VERB
nevertheless ADV
(to) impose VERB
household NOUN
(to) hold VERB
(to) gather VERB
fundamental ADJ
(to) fetch VERB
collar NOUN
(to) cease VERB
candidate NOUN
behalf NOUN
kindness NOUN
punishment NOUN
(to) stretch VERB
realm NOUN
therefore ADV
celebration NOUN
vow NOUN
(to) vow VERB
noble ADJ
noble NOUN
(to) demand VERB
castle NOUN
loyalty NOUN
creature NOUN
basic ADJ
reception NOUN
skill NOUN
(to) will VERB
(to) ease VERB
spy NOUN
(to) propose VERB
(to) pierce VERB
deeply ADV
authority NOUN
priest NOUN
(to) threaten VERB
loyal ADJ
(to) bind VERB
chain NOUN
conscience NOUN
curse NOUN
(to) curse VERB
quarter NOUN
grave ADJ
(to) bless VERB
(to) confess VERB
clever ADJ
fever NOUN
audience NOUN
(to) accuse VERB
scream NOUN
(to) scream VERB
military ADJ
(to) refuse VERB
awhile ADV
(to) defend VERB
pride NOUN
yet ADV
servant NOUN
(to) seek VERB
seal NOUN
(to) receive VERB
parliament NOUN
occasion NOUN
obligation NOUN
manner NOUN
leader NOUN
title NOUN
forth ADV
balance NOUN
(to) grant VERB
article NOUN
agreement NOUN
(to) cancel VERB
knowledge NOUN
confession NOUN
claim NOUN
(to) deliver VERB
entirely ADV
stake NOUN
tall ADJ
brother NOUN
likely ADJ
(to) travel VERB
comfort NOUN
campaign NOUN
devil NOUN
term NOUN
(to) release VERB
(to) watch VERB
indeed ADV
frankly ADV
friendship NOUN
prince NOUN
(to) pray VERB
(to) spare VERB
(to) warn VERB
pardon NOUN
north ADV
north NOUN
purpose NOUN
percent NOUN
healthy ADJ
several ADJ
nature NOUN
master NOUN
opening NOUN
(to) beg VERB
custody NOUN
account NOUN
queen NOUN
practice NOUN
duty NOUN
holy ADJ
(to) suggest VERB
happiness NOUN
responsibility NOUN
grateful ADJ
code NOUN
issue NOUN
health NOUN
opinion NOUN
subject NOUN
ship NOUN
tight ADJ
government NOUN
(to) allow VERB
truly ADV
action NOUN
wine NOUN
(to) raise VERB
(to) choose VERB
honestly ADV
nos ORG
- God NP
- Mr. NP
- Oui NP
- Out NP
- Son NP
- You NP
- What NP
- [all NP
Curwen ORG
Domine ORG
calais FAC
- Comme NP
- Count NP
- Kyrie NP
- Madam NP
So what NP
all men NP
, ladies NP
- Bribes NP
- Domine NP
- Edward NP
- Ladies NP
Then you NP
cromwell ORG
et filii NP
thy name NP
two sets NP
- A crown NP
- An oath NP
- Majesty NP
What type NP
Whereupon ORG
blue eyes NP
every way NP
free wine NP
full term NP
good life NP
many ways NP
- Make way NP
- Monsieur NP
- My queen NP
10 percent PERCENT
a good man NP
a rich man NP
adjutor et NP
adjuva nos NP
god's sake NP
good peace NP
holy ghost NP
king henry NP
lord darcy NP
tower hill FAC
which case NP
- Lady mary NP
- Sir ralph NP
Great cause NP
Thy kingdom NP
What prince NP
a long time NP
every right NP
god's hands NP
more reason NP
- A cardinal NP
- Excellency NP
- Never, mr. NP
- Yes, madam NP
E - Monsieur NP
Good evening NP
] - Almighty NP
a free heart NP
a great deal NP
all my heart NP
all the days NP
great reason NP
king francis NP
my own hands NP
papal legate NP
safe passage NP
whole worlds NP
- Sir francis NP
And a breaker NP
Reginald pole NP
[door opening NP
a healthy son NP
a true knight NP
all the world NP
gracious lord NP
my last queen NP
nomine patris NP
the lady mary NP
these new men NP
this don luis NP
your own life NP
- Good evening NP
- His highness NP
- Your majesty NP
a sweet prince NP
another matter NP
childbed fever NP
his true heart NP
human kindness NP
my whole realm NP
our most dread NP
the lady lisle NP
very dark hair NP
...Good looking NP
Cromwell's head NP
King of England ORG
My poor husband NP
North of naples LOC
The virgin mary NP
a nice old town NP
all our dangers NP
everlasting god NP
great integrity NP
heaven Hallowed NP
my lord suffolk NP
the doge's ship NP
the french king NP
the whole realm NP
your old skills NP
- Your majesties NP
All four fingers NP
Private audience NP
[moans] - Father NP
a great favorite NP
a splendid offer NP
all these counts NP
another catholic NP
count talleyrand NP
his loving mercy NP
my own happiness NP
protector noster NP
the vilest terms NP
thy poor servant NP
unholy rebellion NP
And a future king NP
Sir francis bryan NP
a fearful example NP
her two daughters NP
my lord beauchamp NP
the queen's belly NP
the true religion NP
the worst rascals NP
traitorous hearts NP
unlawful assembly NP
your own children NP
- Poor robert aske NP
Sir ralph ellerker NP
The basic articles NP
The queen's health NP
These wretched men NP
a legitimate claim NP
all us northerners NP
an ordained priest NP
earth Supreme head NP
every true subject NP
his king's majesty NP
his sacred majesty NP
his sovereign lord NP
military campaigns NP
my lord chancellor NP
the emperor's wife NP
the imperial court NP
the king's majesty NP
the other heretics NP
the traitor aske-- NP
these false rebels NP
this reginald pole NP
your grievous sins NP
- Yes, your majesty NP
A suitable marriage NP
And bishop gardiner NP
E Sir francis bryan NP
Oh, my poor husband NP
a solemn procession NP
my dark, dark world NP
noble prince edward NP
our sacred building NP
the greatest chance NP
the king's highness NP
the lord privy seal NP
traitorous villains NP
- Sir ralph ellerker NP
- Yes, lady rochford NP
A howling wilderness NP
Evangelical excesses NP
a memorable occasion NP
a profound knowledge NP
an inadequate number NP
e Et spiritus sancti NP
its 10 percent share NP
our perpetual enmity NP
the recent rebellion NP
your subsequent vows NP
your traitor's heart NP
the devil's messenger NP
the late insurrection NP
the suppressed abbeys NP
- [both]: Your majesty NP
his majesty's highness NP
its treaty obligations NP
the fundamental issues NP
the same cardinal pole NP
your majesty's opinion NP
a very spiritual person NP
the rebel reginald pole NP
Also, my lord privy seal NP
our sovereign lord henry NP
the grave responsibility NP
His majesty king francois NP
your most frantic triumph NP
your willful disobedience NP
ambassador eustace chapuys NP
such an elemental mistress NP
the emperor's jurisdiction NP
the king's gracious pardon NP
a true and faithful subject NP
your majesty's acquaintance NP
his majesty's gracious pardon NP
[screaming] Good, your majesty NP
your majesty Possible candidates NP
Domine adjutor et protector noster NP
Most dear and entirely beloved son NP
a principled and unredeemed traitor NP
His most gracious and sacred majesty NP
a very rich and distinguished family NP
Supreme ORG
eighth ORDINAL
french NORP