Émission TV: The Tudors - 3x6
(to) aah VERB
non ADJ
vor NOUN
awry ADJ
mnnn NOUN
piss NOUN
sobs NOUN
true ADJ
alife ADJ
malem NOUN
(to) ripen VERB
wafer NOUN
doing NOUN
eld ADJ
(to) fuck VERB
goodly ADJ
heresy NOUN
rumor NOUN
sucker NOUN
temebo NOUN
tyrant NOUN
warren NOUN
(to) deplore VERB
(to) enoble VERB
(to) labor VERB
nostrum NOUN
o'clock NOUN
playing NOUN
(to) sharpen VERB
stature NOUN
(to) suposse VERB
tyranny NOUN
willing ADJ
accipiat ADJ
adviser NOUN
(to) assemble VERB
christum ADJ
(to) condone VERB
(to) disown VERB
dukedom NOUN
faction NOUN
feverish ADJ
fighting NOUN
heretic NOUN
inclined ADJ
likeness NOUN
precept NOUN
sappling NOUN
seasoned ADJ
shouting NOUN
symbolic ADJ
unharmed ADJ
(to) attaint VERB
damnation NOUN
intrusion NOUN
judiciary NOUN
personage NOUN
reckoning NOUN
rightfull ADJ
surprised ADJ
weekening NOUN
abominable ADJ
answerable ADJ
(to) aprehende VERB
cannoneer NOUN
detachment NOUN
enchanting ADJ
(to) fascinate VERB
frightened ADJ
indisposed ADJ
innocently ADV
(to) overthrow VERB
postscript NOUN
preceding NOUN
(to) promulgate VERB
singularly ADV
that'still NOUN
voluptuous ADJ
aimiability NOUN
excellently ADV
recruitment NOUN
reformation NOUN
suitability NOUN
treachery NOUN
treacherous ADJ
dispensation NOUN
incorrigible ADJ
indiscretion NOUN
individually ADV
machination NOUN
commemoration NOUN
excommunication NOUN
(to) recant VERB
rebellion NOUN
(to) purge VERB
(to) profess VERB
mercenary NOUN
(to) lance VERB
(to) disprove VERB
(to) beset VERB
beggarly ADV
(to) refrain VERB
envoy NOUN
dimple NOUN
alignment NOUN
affinity NOUN
garland NOUN
allegiance NOUN
grunt NOUN
(to) grunt VERB
moan NOUN
benign ADJ
(to) abide VERB
(to) condemn VERB
(to) preach VERB
openly ADV
(to) flock VERB
martyr NOUN
negotiation NOUN
remarkably ADV
admirable ADJ
rumour NOUN
(to) rumour VERB
potentially ADV
(to) mourn VERB
festive ADJ
crooked ADJ
sigh NOUN
(to) sigh VERB
suitable ADJ
rabble ADJ
(to) rattle VERB
(to) plead VERB
idiotic ADJ
pleased ADJ
bastard ADJ
(to) render VERB
potent ADJ
(to) pluck VERB
jolly ADJ
inclination NOUN
(to) imprison VERB
(to) commence VERB
(to) appoint VERB
amorous ADJ
ulcer NOUN
oyster NOUN
licence NOUN
dishonest ADJ
liaison NOUN
obstacle NOUN
profound ADJ
acquaintance NOUN
advisor NOUN
(to) flatter VERB
living NOUN
(to) alter VERB
sadly ADV
(to) satisfy VERB
traitor NOUN
unacceptable ADJ
waiting NOUN
rank NOUN
(to) assist VERB
clearing NOUN
passage NOUN
physician NOUN
gracious ADJ
ambassador NOUN
(to) establish VERB
(to) mount VERB
association NOUN
banner NOUN
breathing NOUN
(to) patron VERB
hypocrisy NOUN
vein NOUN
(to) weep VERB
known ADJ
interested ADJ
groan NOUN
(to) giggle VERB
(to) furnish VERB
enquiry NOUN
(to) educate VERB
companion NOUN
command NOUN
(to) command VERB
barber NOUN
thus ADV
rival NOUN
religious ADJ
mercy NOUN
painter NOUN
preparation NOUN
invasion NOUN
footstep NOUN
custom NOUN
(to) toll VERB
abbey NOUN
tide NOUN
sketch NOUN
fleet NOUN
offensive ADJ
(to) wax VERB
distant ADJ
heir NOUN
execution NOUN
honour NOUN
tender NOUN
nun NOUN
eternal ADJ
(to) investigate VERB
troop NOUN
guidance NOUN
(to) communicate VERB
widow NOUN
quietly ADV
(to) execute VERB
expectation NOUN
measure NOUN
honourable ADJ
(to) live VERB
(to) rape VERB
burden NOUN
sword NOUN
portrait NOUN
chin NOUN
commission NOUN
(to) burst VERB
reunion NOUN
appearance NOUN
dignity NOUN
messenger NOUN
(to) compare VERB
(to) appeal VERB
belief NOUN
hollow ADJ
(to) discover VERB
grandson NOUN
merely ADV
upside ADV
activity NOUN
madam NOUN
procedure NOUN
unfortunately ADV
experience NOUN
apparently ADV
innocent ADJ
evidence NOUN
(to) withdraw VERB
urgent ADJ
suspicion NOUN
(to) recover VERB
(to) persuade VERB
(to) plot VERB
(to) possess VERB
(to) prevent VERB
profession NOUN
(to) promote VERB
(to) overcome VERB
originally ADV
inquiry NOUN
gentle ADJ
fundamental ADJ
(to) fetch VERB
(to) dismiss VERB
(to) desire VERB
daily ADV
(to) click VERB
cheek NOUN
candidate NOUN
breast NOUN
(to) bid VERB
behalf NOUN
side NOUN
(to) announce VERB
therefore ADV
(to) strip VERB
(to) arrange VERB
pleasant ADJ
loyalty NOUN
virgin NOUN
will NOUN
review NOUN
(to) propose VERB
agenda NOUN
arrangement NOUN
sport NOUN
(to) admire VERB
priest NOUN
naturally ADV
(to) approach VERB
(to) enter VERB
intention NOUN
necessarily ADV
charm NOUN
anxious ADJ
presence NOUN
prisoner NOUN
destiny NOUN
conscience NOUN
ancient ADJ
quarter NOUN
potential ADJ
surely ADV
prize NOUN
flesh NOUN
(to) cheer VERB
audience NOUN
proper ADJ
(to) spread VERB
(to) fail VERB
former ADJ
scream NOUN
(to) scream VERB
benefit NOUN
(to) poison VERB
cruel ADJ
artist NOUN
military ADJ
image NOUN
pity NOUN
maid NOUN
youth NOUN
traditional ADJ
symbol NOUN
praise NOUN
(to) praise VERB
(to) seek VERB
(to) receive VERB
quality NOUN
pace NOUN
(to) occupy VERB
manner NOUN
lack NOUN
(to) labour VERB
absence NOUN
niece NOUN
nephew NOUN
(to) grant VERB
load NOUN
ill ADJ
agreement NOUN
gentleman NOUN
(to) prepare VERB
(to) suffer VERB
knowledge NOUN
reputation NOUN
claim NOUN
easily ADV
pure ADJ
attractive ADJ
guilt NOUN
throat NOUN
brother NOUN
likely ADV
(to) remain VERB
member NOUN
permission NOUN
weather NOUN
watch NOUN
access NOUN
(to) shape VERB
recently ADV
harm NOUN
stranger NOUN
particular ADJ
indeed ADV
(to) deny VERB
frankly ADV
stage NOUN
circumstance NOUN
meat NOUN
aside ADV
(to) pray VERB
(to) spare VERB
available ADJ
(to) warn VERB
knife NOUN
purpose NOUN
enemy NOUN
beauty NOUN
nature NOUN
capable ADJ
opening NOUN
someday ADV
(to) beg VERB
advantage NOUN
bride NOUN
army NOUN
practice NOUN
happiness NOUN
passion NOUN
quickly ADV
(to) suspect VERB
(to) regret VERB
(to) burn VERB
usual ADJ
cousin NOUN
opinion NOUN
match NOUN
(to) match VERB
subject NOUN
ship NOUN
(to) allow VERB
(to) throw VERB
truly ADV
breath NOUN
legal ADJ
wine NOUN
taste NOUN
guard NOUN
(to) choose VERB
trial NOUN
(to) rid VERB
zee ORG
VHAT ORG
Gahwk NORP
Hmmph NORP
Poles NORP
Calais ORG
Domine ORG
Islick ORG
Only a NP
Queens ORG
Cranack ORG
Fideles ORG
Holbein ORG
Lambert ORG
Scotish NORP
Cromwell ORG
Even Mr. NP
My Court ORG
The King WORK_OF_AR
two sons NP
Castillon PRODUCT
Good nose NP
Stop, sir WORK_OF_AR
The Tower FAC
next tide NP
too touch NP
two heads NP
uh..., we NP
what news NP
you Poles NP
But Edward NP
Castillion ORG
Cat's piss NP
GOD'S SAKE NP
God pardon NP
King Henry NP
LIVING men NP
The King's WORK_OF_AR
Winchester ORG
other ways NP
Beneditione ORG
Master Pole NP
Oh, Charles NP
Sir Francis NP
What a pity NP
an old Lady NP
awful pains NP
even Heaven NP
many people NP
most people NP
my own soul NP
over a week NP
tender care NP
two dimples NP
(deep breath NP
Consecration WORK_OF_AR
Duke Villiam ORG
Duke William NP
High Treason NP
His 3 Queens NP
His own sake NP
King Francis NP
Plantagenets ORG
Yes, Majesty NP
a good sport NP
a quiet life NP
all TRAITORS NP
both a widow NP
no-one's use NP
only tyranny NP
prize horses NP
such a match NP
(Door opening NP
(Happy grunts NP
(John) "Arghh NP
40,000 troops NP
A meat market NP
Cardinal Pole NP
Cardinal Pole PRODUCT
Lord Montague NP
My poor child NP
Nomine Patris NP
Princess Mary NP
Reginald Pole NP
The God's Law ORG
You President NP
Your new wife NP
a French Lady NP
a French girl NP
a free choice NP
my great aunt NP
playing cards NP
the same time NP
(Festive music NP
(Feverish sobs NP
Have You heard WORK_OF_AR
Imperial ships NP
Lady Salisbury NP
Master Holbein NP
Royal Consorts ORG
The Black Pope NP
a French bride NP
a better place NP
a great beauty NP
a young priest NP
my Lord Bishop NP
my poor mother NP
such obstacles NP
the Privy Seal NP
the White Rose ORG
the last Queen NP
the only thing NP
the other hand NP
ANY angry words NP
Especially Anne NP
Master Cromwell NP
Not my grandson NP
Only my brother NP
Sir John Hutton NP
Yes, Your Grace NP
Your eldest son NP
a French custom NP
a new alignment NP
even a sappling NP
its own destiny NP
large audiences NP
my Royal Master NP
new treacheries NP
no great praise NP
populos Fideles NP
so little space NP
that little boy NP
the Holy Father NP
the King's mind NP
the King's side NP
the awful pains NP
zee opportunity NP
Anne of Varennes ORG
Dukedoms of York ORG
Indeed, a warren NP
My Lord Cromwell NP
Our younger sons NP
The Royal Banner ORG
a goodly stature NP
a second opinion NP
all His subjects NP
an honest mother NP
any other Ladies NP
my Lord Montague NP
religious heresy NP
the French Court ORG
the Six Articles NP
what expectation NP
(Crying) Eminence NP
(Distant shouting NP
His Majesty's bed NP
Lord Great Master NP
Neither my mother NP
Plantagenet blood NP
a double marriage NP
an Imperial match NP
honourable Ladies NP
my family's house NP
some better place NP
the King's orders NP
the Princess Mary NP
the real presence NP
two other cousins NP
Christ's own words NP
Papal dispensation NP
a FAR better place NP
a beautiful sister NP
another man's wife NP
my poor conscience NP
the King's cousins NP
the King's hearing NP
their true beliefs NP
these French girls NP
zee English envoys NP
A great many things NP
An Imperial wedding NP
His 19 year old son NP
a complete stranger NP
an admirable artist NP
not much experience NP
the Barber-Surgeons ORG
the Duchy of Cleves ORG
the Emperor's niece NP
the King of England ORG
the King's business NP
the King's daughter NP
the King's marriage NP
the Surgeon-Barbers ORG
the rightfull heirs NP
the traditional way NP
His Gracious Majesty NP
Lutheran mercenaries NP
The King's happiness NP
Uh..., Your Highness NP
Your Majesty's taste NP
all Cromwell's doing NP
all these candidates NP
particular inquiries NP
potential candidates NP
that poor little boy NP
the Duchess of Milan ORG
the King's physician NP
the ancient Dukedoms NP
the military support NP
His Majesty's service NP
Madame de Longueville NP
The Church of England ORG
The Protestant League ORG
Your Majesty's behalf NP
an old and true woman NP
certain 'Evangelicals NP
the Emperor's command NP
the Eternal Damnation ORG
the French Ambassador NP
the Passion of Christ LAW
The most potent symbol NP
the Duke's two sisters NP
the French King's sons NP
An incorrigible heretic NP
Beneditione tuam Domine NP
Labored breathing) Soft NP
poor old Lady Salisbury NP
proper legal procedures NP
Christum Dominum nostrum NP
a symbolic commemoration NP
apparently, still a maid NP
such a fundamental thing NP
some most urgent business NP
the Six Articles of Faith ORG
the most gentle gentleman NP
the Sacrament of Communion ORG
Madame Longeville's sisters NP
the Bull of Excommunication ORG
the sweetest, prettiest boy NP
two potential French brides NP
my Master's better qualities NP
a hundred seasoned cannoneers NP
my Lord Cromwell's reputation NP
My Chancellor vor negotiations NP
the simple but profound charms NP
Unfortunately, My Court painter NP
private, Monsieur l'Ambassadeur NP
such Noble and Princely families NP
Your Majesty's religious agreement NP
such dishonest and treacherous sons NP
the most cruel and abominable tyrant NP
the idiotic and beggarly Scotish King NP
(Giggling and grunting) "non temebo malem NP
Imperial ORG
Duke ORG
Cardinal PRODUCT
Treason ORG
Ambassadors ORG
Majesty ORG
Noble WORK_OF_AR
Council ORG
Europe LOC
French NORP