Show: The Tudors - 4x5
pre NOUN
(to) pre VERB
13th NOUN
lewd ADJ
true ADJ
bitch NOUN
(to) throw VERB
(to) troth VERB
carnal ADJ
fennel NOUN
harlot NOUN
humbly ADV
(to) meddle VERB
ashamed ADJ
brothel NOUN
coffer NOUN
(to) commute VERB
doublet NOUN
heinous ADJ
notable ADJ
quilted ADJ
worldly ADJ
(to) beget VERB
carnally ADV
desirous ADJ
diligent ADJ
dropping NOUN
grievous ADJ
(to) indict VERB
(to) ordain VERB
sarcenet NOUN
torturer NOUN
wormwood NOUN
(to) arraign VERB
beggardly ADV
beheading NOUN
confessor NOUN
dissolute ADJ
honeycomb NOUN
lightness NOUN
procuress NOUN
(to) solicit VERB
womanhood NOUN
yyets.net NOUN
abominable ADJ
afterwards ADV
backstair NOUN
bedchamber NOUN
frightened ADJ
(to) invalidate VERB
maidenhead NOUN
misconduct NOUN
misprision NOUN
sentencing NOUN
upbringing NOUN
voluptuous ADJ
wantonness NOUN
councillor NOUN
displeasure NOUN
importunate ADJ
inquisition NOUN
lamentation NOUN
maliciously ADV
temperately ADV
misfortunate ADJ
passionately ADV
(to) corroborate VERB
solicitation NOUN
unconventional ADJ
(to) repute VERB
remembrance NOUN
illicit ADJ
heartily ADV
calumny NOUN
adultery NOUN
forgery NOUN
usher NOUN
(to) provoke VERB
skilled ADJ
(to) condemn VERB
(to) desist VERB
openly ADV
truthfully ADV
wisely ADV
(to) confine VERB
attendance NOUN
(to) snatch VERB
offence NOUN
allegation NOUN
immoral ADJ
rumour NOUN
behaviour NOUN
crooked ADJ
(to) grieve VERB
(to) endure VERB
pleased ADJ
stair NOUN
(to) render VERB
prudence NOUN
peril NOUN
frenzy NOUN
dormitory NOUN
(to) appoint VERB
treason NOUN
thought NOUN
(to) constitute VERB
(to) forfeit VERB
(to) conceal VERB
(to) amuse VERB
invalid ADJ
stool NOUN
dishonest ADJ
vile ADJ
(to) discharge VERB
living NOUN
thoroughly ADV
intimacy NOUN
(to) flirt VERB
comparison NOUN
token NOUN
spark NOUN
altogether ADV
preliminary ADJ
jewel NOUN
gracious ADJ
intent NOUN
(to) incite VERB
heaviness NOUN
(to) scrape VERB
(to) weep VERB
married ADJ
glory NOUN
companion NOUN
beginning NOUN
ample ADJ
(to) require VERB
(to) reply VERB
mercy NOUN
(to) deceive VERB
sorrow NOUN
employment NOUN
handwriting NOUN
deed NOUN
scandal NOUN
sleeve NOUN
hose NOUN
execution NOUN
honour NOUN
(to) undo VERB
(to) dedicate VERB
affection NOUN
(to) investigate VERB
faithful ADJ
accusation NOUN
saying NOUN
silk NOUN
(to) execute VERB
(to) draft VERB
favour NOUN
chamber NOUN
(to) live VERB
(to) rape VERB
(to) forbid VERB
vicious ADJ
sword NOUN
(to) bend VERB
oath NOUN
forgiveness NOUN
due ADJ
gesture NOUN
groom NOUN
(to) discover VERB
bracelet NOUN
(to) betray VERB
wicked ADJ
basis NOUN
(to) attend VERB
(to) escort VERB
bitter ADJ
rich ADJ
madam NOUN
unfortunately ADV
incredible ADJ
innocent ADJ
evidence NOUN
sweetheart NOUN
virtue NOUN
(to) urge VERB
sufficient ADJ
(to) succeed VERB
sin NOUN
relation NOUN
(to) recommend VERB
previously ADV
(to) publish VERB
nevertheless ADV
inquiry NOUN
implement NOUN
household NOUN
(to) hold VERB
few ADJ
(to) fetch VERB
(to) encourage VERB
desire NOUN
(to) consent VERB
collar NOUN
cap NOUN
(to) bid VERB
(to) achieve VERB
plea NOUN
(to) proceed VERB
(to) spoil VERB
(to) collect VERB
annulment NOUN
(to) vow VERB
noble ADJ
liberty NOUN
creature NOUN
(to) creep VERB
ease NOUN
violence NOUN
(to) remove VERB
(to) torture VERB
chain NOUN
(to) quarter VERB
(to) bless VERB
(to) confess VERB
surely ADV
highly ADV
sharp ADJ
(to) spread VERB
silver ADJ
(to) accuse VERB
former ADJ
pot NOUN
secretary NOUN
progress NOUN
painful ADJ
maid NOUN
investigation NOUN
(to) submit VERB
servant NOUN
(to) seal VERB
(to) receive VERB
rarely ADV
occasion NOUN
(to) obtain VERB
naughty ADJ
manner NOUN
frequent ADJ
(to) employ VERB
title NOUN
ill ADV
gentleman NOUN
knowledge NOUN
lover NOUN
confession NOUN
(to) introduce VERB
(to) claim VERB
(to) intend VERB
throat NOUN
brother NOUN
meantime NOUN
soft ADJ
talent NOUN
(to) comfort VERB
fellow NOUN
member NOUN
(to) commit VERB
oil NOUN
chest NOUN
recently ADV
harm NOUN
(to) harm VERB
(to) draw VERB
(to) deny VERB
contract NOUN
(to) contract VERB
prince NOUN
(to) pray VERB
(to) post VERB
(to) warn VERB
closet NOUN
purpose NOUN
several ADJ
shame NOUN
teacher NOUN
master NOUN
familiar ADJ
(to) beg VERB
lip NOUN
(to) blind VERB
duty NOUN
loose ADJ
further ADJ
(to) suspect VERB
goodness NOUN
regret NOUN
grateful ADJ
often ADV
health NOUN
naked ADJ
guest NOUN
insane ADJ
shirt NOUN
(to) allow VERB
legal ADJ
asleep ADJ
writing NOUN
guard NOUN
trial NOUN
honestly ADV
(to) rid VERB
Oh God NP
Risley ORG
Tyburn ORG
two men NP
Damn you NP
rich cap NP
Also some NP
Culpepper ORG
Now, what NP
What kind NP
what pain NP
Good night NP
Oh, Thomas NP
Sir Edward NP
Sir Thomas NP
more grace NP
such gifts NP
a few words NP
a good hand NP
a new usher NP
ample proof NP
certain men NP
other maids NP
King Francis NP
a gold chain NP
a mad person NP
all my heart NP
high treason NP
many rumours NP
other things NP
the sad fact NP
what grounds NP
wicked bitch NP
Lady Rochford NP
a noble house NP
a quilted cap NP
a sound basis NP
a vile rumour NP
all his heart NP
all the facts NP
two older men NP
worldly glory NP
God's goodness NP
Lady Katherine NP
Many calumnies NP
a crooked back NP
a little woman NP
all the things NP
lovers' tokens NP
many occasions NP
more knowledge NP
notable favour NP
, Lady Rochford NP
A music teacher NP
Bishop Gardiner ORG
Mistress Bulmer NP
Mistress Howard NP
Well done, wife NP
a French fennel NP
a common harlot NP
a good Catholic NP
all your jewels NP
every implement NP
my good brother NP
several persons NP
the Queen's bed NP
the back stairs NP
the last moment NP
That evil intent NP
The King's groom NP
a dishonest kind NP
a good companion NP
an insane person NP
carnal knowledge NP
carnal relations NP
dissolute living NP
ever a good wife NP
her music master NP
important things NP
my Lord Hertford NP
no other husband NP
such lamentation NP
the same Dereham NP
the secret parts NP
your good health NP
A beautiful Queen NP
a silver bracelet NP
grievous offences NP
her former faults NP
how great a fault NP
importunate force NP
other Councillors NP
such perfect love NP
the Privy Council ORG
the poor creature NP
this same Dereham NP
this sudden mercy NP
all your household NP
diligent inquiries NP
many great sayings NP
only Lady Rochford NP
the same dormitory NP
well-known persons NP
Certain accusations NP
Your Grace's favour NP
a light young woman NP
a loose young woman NP
his wife's servants NP
some more questions NP
the Book of Solomon WORK_OF_AR
the Dowager Duchess NP
the King's goodness NP
Culpepper's chambers NP
His Gracious Majesty NP
His Majesty's letter NP
Your Majesty's court NP
a New Year's present NP
a double-edged sword NP
a dropping honeycomb NP
such a perfect jewel NP
the Queen of England ORG
the Queen's chambers NP
the said displeasure NP
this Francis Dereham NP
Lady Katherine Howard NP
Nor even less a Queen NP
even her stool closet NP
Culpepper's sentencing NP
corroborating evidence NP
her personal secretary NP
his "sweet little fool NP
the Queen's bedchamber NP
the Queen's confession NP
a great Catholic family NP
his most gracious mercy NP
the Queen's handwriting NP
the Queen's stool closet NP
And later, a heart's ease NP
the many illicit meetings NP
their frequent intimacies NP
the King's further pleasure NP
Your Majesty's last progress NP
Your Majesty's late progress NP
my preliminary investigations NP
so many ill-conditioned wives NP
the lewd and naughty behaviour NP
an abominable, base, carnal, voluptuous, and vicious life NP
Catholic NORP
Majesty ORG
Bible WORK_OF_AR
Council ORG
Parliament ORG
French NORP