Émission TV: The Tudors - 3x8
non NOUN
pox NOUN
pre ADJ
31st NOUN
true ADJ
(to) annul VERB
annum NOUN
churl NOUN
false ADJ
jaded ADJ
urrea NOUN
averse ADJ
gurrea NOUN
humbly ADV
lawful ADJ
order- NOUN
sodomy NOUN
woeful ADJ
annuity NOUN
chiefly ADV
(to) commend VERB
heretic ADJ
heretic NOUN
leaving NOUN
looking NOUN
(to) oversee VERB
soberly ADV
thereby ADV
wording NOUN
bothered ADJ
deceiver NOUN
judgment NOUN
manifold ADJ
offering NOUN
scaffold NOUN
scruple NOUN
sedition NOUN
(to) thought- VERB
(to) apologize VERB
attainder NOUN
damnation NOUN
doubtless ADV
(to) vouchsafe VERB
apothecary NOUN
arrogantly ADV
(to) consummate VERB
deputation NOUN
henceforth ADV
continually ADV
councillor NOUN
(to) disengage VERB
dissolution NOUN
ignominious ADJ
impetuosity NOUN
precontract NOUN
reformation NOUN
repudiation NOUN
aristocratic ADJ
consummation NOUN
convocation NOUN
disagreeable ADJ
renunciation NOUN
(to) purge VERB
prosperity NOUN
possible ADJ
irritable ADJ
heartily ADV
follower NOUN
detestable ADJ
clergy NOUN
(to) abhor VERB
(to) abe VERB
regent NOUN
parish NOUN
impediment NOUN
(to) glitter VERB
frail ADJ
envoy NOUN
(to) beseech VERB
trembling ADJ
pilgrim NOUN
(to) condemn VERB
arch ADJ
(to) preach VERB
(to) relive VERB
negotiation NOUN
offence NOUN
(to) conceive VERB
dagger NOUN
(to) dispose VERB
(to) remarry VERB
(to) reign VERB
rabble NOUN
preacher NOUN
manor NOUN
willingly ADV
pleased ADJ
bastard NOUN
(to) sow VERB
sinner NOUN
null NOUN
(to) enrich VERB
(to) dispatch VERB
(to) confiscate VERB
(to) appoint VERB
amnesty NOUN
treason NOUN
thought NOUN
conventional ADJ
contented ADJ
quarrel NOUN
(to) download VERB
(to) amuse VERB
invalid ADJ
(to) undermine VERB
obstacle NOUN
diplomatic ADJ
magician NOUN
flaw NOUN
(to) offend VERB
optimistic ADJ
(to) feast VERB
utterly ADV
(to) adorn VERB
felon NOUN
dreadful ADJ
traitor NOUN
void ADJ
jewel NOUN
gracious ADJ
gladly ADV
(to) incite VERB
remedy NOUN
(to) oblige VERB
married ADJ
inspection NOUN
(to) hinder VERB
(to) detest VERB
command NOUN
bold ADJ
bishop NOUN
(to) bind VERB
ambitious ADJ
thus ADV
sore ADJ
mercy NOUN
shrine NOUN
(to) thrust VERB
merit NOUN
corrupt ADJ
(to) tempt VERB
distant ADJ
heir NOUN
complaint NOUN
correctly ADV
(to) undo VERB
distraction NOUN
(to) inform VERB
kingdom NOUN
sailor NOUN
(to) investigate VERB
state NOUN
highness NOUN
(to) resent VERB
alliance NOUN
widow NOUN
(to) humiliate VERB
expense NOUN
document NOUN
(to) live VERB
(to) rape VERB
belly NOUN
sword NOUN
oath NOUN
forgiveness NOUN
extreme ADJ
intelligent ADJ
(to) discover VERB
(to) confirm VERB
(to) chop VERB
(to) attend VERB
medical ADJ
evidence NOUN
hearty ADJ
various ADJ
valuable ADJ
urgent ADJ
sufficient ADJ
religion NOUN
(to) relieve VERB
relation NOUN
reform NOUN
(to) permit VERB
(to) persuade VERB
pill NOUN
pint NOUN
(to) preserve VERB
profession NOUN
(to) overcome VERB
(to) justify VERB
(to) improve VERB
household NOUN
formally ADV
(to) desire VERB
(to) declare VERB
consent NOUN
(to) consent VERB
(to) capture VERB
breast NOUN
kindness NOUN
slave NOUN
minister NOUN
(to) proceed VERB
punishment NOUN
realm NOUN
therefore ADV
pound NOUN
(to) resist VERB
annulment NOUN
(to) arrange VERB
device NOUN
noble ADJ
background NOUN
demand NOUN
(to) demand VERB
loyalty NOUN
creature NOUN
council NOUN
mortal ADJ
sport NOUN
happily ADV
loyal ADJ
actual ADJ
vice NOUN
presence NOUN
prisoner NOUN
conscience NOUN
degree NOUN
(to) confess VERB
union NOUN
request NOUN
flesh NOUN
(to) cheer VERB
audience NOUN
(to) fail VERB
(to) defend VERB
maid NOUN
pride NOUN
yet ADV
(to) predict VERB
(to) presume VERB
whatsoever ADV
(to) seek VERB
satisfaction NOUN
(to) receive VERB
patience NOUN
palace NOUN
lack NOUN
formula NOUN
(to) delay VERB
darling NOUN
biscuit NOUN
(to) provide VERB
(to) grant VERB
gentleman NOUN
(to) prepare VERB
(to) suffer VERB
knowledge NOUN
(to) introduce VERB
easily ADV
charming ADJ
entirely ADV
extremely ADV
(to) sentence VERB
(to) manage VERB
throat NOUN
(to) remain VERB
rude ADJ
comfort NOUN
fellow NOUN
(to) release VERB
(to) exist VERB
doll NOUN
(to) strike VERB
recently ADV
contract NOUN
(to) license VERB
handsome ADJ
prince NOUN
(to) pray VERB
(to) pardon VERB
miserable ADJ
beauty NOUN
view NOUN
nature NOUN
(to) beg VERB
however ADV
sight NOUN
(to) warn VERB
duty NOUN
(to) suggest VERB
(to) settle VERB
quickly ADV
everywhere ADV
usual ADJ
final ADJ
spirit NOUN
often ADV
cousin NOUN
health NOUN
match NOUN
subject NOUN
truly ADV
wild NOUN
french ADJ
(to) assume VERB
writing NOUN
(to) raise VERB
(to) choose VERB
(to) teach VERB
Anglo NORP
Christ ORG
Graces ORG
King's ORG
Risley ORG
all men NP
Cromwell ORG
Lordship ORG
one blow NP
What kind NP
a big day NP
long life NP
Good night NP
Mad Walter NP
Tower Hill FAC
a poor man NP
all others NP
low degree NP
poor slave NP
which case NP
A last pint NP
Duke Philip NP
God's earth NP
Sir Richard NP
a very base NP
good health NP
heavy heart NP
many houses NP
many things NP
my Lord God NP
my good man NP
old friends NP
such a flaw NP
such a maid NP
4,000 pounds QUANTITY
But a beauty NP
Hever Castle PRODUCT
Just the man NP
a great deal NP
a great oath NP
another beer NP
exactly what NP
my sweet boy NP
But this ring NP
Christ's sake NP
His Holy Word NP
How could you NP
Lord Cromwell NP
Princess Mary NP
The true heir NP
a little wild NP
a sword fight NP
great respect NP
his final end NP
little matter NP
other matters NP
other reasons NP
others' blood NP
some new ones NP
I'M NO TRAITOR NP
Lorraine's son NP
My dear cousin NP
Nonsuch Palace FAC
Two more pints NP
a pretty sight NP
as good a maid NP
hearty amnesty NP
manifold gifts NP
my lawful wife NP
other children NP
trembling hand NP
A true Princess NP
Lord Hungerford NP
Mistress Howard NP
Patience Edward NP
The false churl NP
Whatever people NP
common sedition NP
his mortal soul NP
my rude writing NP
our only device NP
some more sport NP
the frail flesh NP
the second Duke NP
verba de futuro NP
Many good things NP
My Lord Cromwell NP
The whole shrine NP
even that reason NP
the King nothing NP
the King's Grace ORG
the King's death NP
the King's power NP
the dreadful day NP
two large houses NP
various offences NP
verba de futuro" ORG
written evidence NP
a great gentleman NP
all his followers NP
also Hever Castle NP
any more children NP
her wedding night NP
licensed heretics NP
my first minister NP
the King commands NP
the Princess Mary NP
the Queen present NP
the Queen's envoy NP
the same scaffold NP
the usual formula NP
verba de presenti NP
His Majesty's lack NP
The usual remedies NP
a binding contract NP
a distant relation NP
a handsome annuity NP
another man's wife NP
my little darlings NP
the King's comfort NP
the actual wording NP
the extreme danger NP
which renunciation NP
your own dear wife NP
Katherine of Aragon ORG
much the same thing NP
secret negotiations NP
the Dowager Duchess NP
the King's pleasure NP
Pretty little things NP
a detestable heretic NP
a still higher state NP
each other's throats NP
some urgent business NP
the excellent people NP
this council meeting NP
Aristocratic bastards NP
Miss Katherine Howard NP
the French Ambassador NP
His Lordship's expense NP
Your Majesty's request NP
a most woeful prisoner NP
his so-called marriage NP
the medical profession NP
the most valuable gift NP
His Majesty's knowledge NP
his most noble presence NP
the Queen's precontract NP
these heretic preachers NP
His Majesty's conscience NP
your personal inspection NP
But aristocratic bastards NP
Mistress Katherine Howard NP
the pre-marriage contract NP
the most beautiful creature NP
their disagreeable alliance NP
a very intelligent young man NP
how much Anglo-French relations NP
that arch traitor Reginald Pole NP
a most false and corrupt traitor NP
the Queen's personal repudiation NP
Your Majesty's loyal and loving subjects NP
Your Highness' most heavy and miserable prisoner NP
Catholic NORP
Majesty ORG
Council ORG
Parliament ORG
French NORP
Justice ORG