Émission TV: The Tudors - 4x9
eyed ADJ
sung ADJ
true ADJ
afoot ADJ
amiss ADJ
dreg NOUN
false ADJ
godly ADJ
honor NOUN
laity NOUN
privy ADJ
(to) swirl VERB
(to) throw VERB
(to) befall VERB
(to) capte VERB
convoy NOUN
(to) exhort VERB
footed ADJ
heresy NOUN
masse NOUN
monie NOUN
mouldy ADJ
rashly ADV
rumor NOUN
strife NOUN
tavern NOUN
unwell ADJ
whence ADV
bondage NOUN
bravery NOUN
cleric NOUN
decayed ADJ
heretic NOUN
(to) honor VERB
keeping NOUN
(to) prosper VERB
soundly ADV
tyranny NOUN
alehouse NOUN
(to) conspire VERB
credible ADJ
(to) degrade VERB
grievous ADJ
(to) headlong VERB
prepared ADJ
travesty NOUN
troubled ADJ
unseemly ADJ
(to) usurp VERB
(to) assemble VERB
courtier NOUN
elevation NOUN
exchequer NOUN
fervently ADV
fraternal ADJ
imagining NOUN
impressed ADJ
monstrous ADJ
poisoning NOUN
scripture NOUN
surprised ADJ
unshapely ADJ
willfully ADV
abominable ADJ
ascendancy NOUN
calamitous ADJ
dishonesty NOUN
dissention NOUN
enormity NOUN
governance NOUN
liberality NOUN
persuasion NOUN
simplicity NOUN
sweetmeat NOUN
battlefield NOUN
(to) consecrate VERB
(to) countermand VERB
exposition NOUN
fantastical ADJ
infirmity NOUN
misinformed ADJ
undertaking NOUN
unreasoning ADJ
consecration NOUN
conspirator NOUN
lamentation NOUN
machination NOUN
unprofitable ADJ
unsustainable ADJ
unwillingness NOUN
reinforcement NOUN
(to) revoke VERB
reprehensible ADJ
renewal NOUN
purge NOUN
(to) purge VERB
(to) outnumber VERB
misfortune NOUN
(to) jangle VERB
(to) imprint VERB
divinity NOUN
diverse ADJ
disarray NOUN
(to) deem VERB
clergy NOUN
changeable ADJ
candour NOUN
(to) rejoice VERB
(to) rebuke VERB
folly NOUN
foe NOUN
fidelity NOUN
discord NOUN
(to) devise VERB
trifle NOUN
affinity NOUN
(to) dissolve VERB
woe NOUN
(to) provoke VERB
idol NOUN
bowel NOUN
dread NOUN
(to) banish VERB
(to) condemn VERB
distinction NOUN
(to) preach VERB
humility NOUN
openly ADV
(to) interpret VERB
enterprise NOUN
(to) assign VERB
swollen ADJ
disastrous ADJ
sham NOUN
(to) interrogate VERB
allegation NOUN
dagger NOUN
(to) regain VERB
informant NOUN
dedication NOUN
unfit ADJ
(to) plead VERB
squint NOUN
sovereign ADJ
(to) slander VERB
sinner NOUN
psalm NOUN
nobility NOUN
misuse NOUN
(to) imprison VERB
guile NOUN
(to) extinct VERB
(to) excel VERB
diligence NOUN
captivity NOUN
(to) appoint VERB
antipathy NOUN
(to) amass VERB
treason NOUN
(to) forfeit VERB
(to) rhyme VERB
ignorance NOUN
maturity NOUN
interpretation NOUN
(to) undermine VERB
(to) bankrupt VERB
vile ADJ
(to) dispute VERB
(to) discharge VERB
privately ADV
token NOUN
(to) hunger VERB
throne NOUN
(to) pinch VERB
foreman NOUN
jewel NOUN
ambassador NOUN
rash NOUN
(to) bolt VERB
hypocrite NOUN
malice NOUN
(to) malice VERB
hypocrisy NOUN
singular ADJ
shilling NOUN
treaty NOUN
(to) weep VERB
removal NOUN
(to) neglect VERB
married ADJ
kin NOUN
companion NOUN
command NOUN
(to) command VERB
cautious ADJ
bold ADJ
bishop NOUN
beginning NOUN
revenue NOUN
(to) resolve VERB
(to) require VERB
replacement NOUN
remarkable ADJ
religious ADJ
firmly ADV
(to) flee VERB
(to) thirst VERB
corrupt ADJ
(to) corrupt VERB
vain ADJ
(to) divide VERB
harvest NOUN
ancestor NOUN
delight NOUN
(to) confide VERB
tide NOUN
shaft NOUN
forbidden ADJ
fleet NOUN
grudge NOUN
wit NOUN
heir NOUN
complaint NOUN
execution NOUN
betrayal NOUN
plague NOUN
tender NOUN
divine NOUN
violation NOUN
distraction NOUN
mistress NOUN
temple NOUN
(to) inform VERB
innocence NOUN
consideration NOUN
kingdom NOUN
defeat NOUN
(to) defeat VERB
sailor NOUN
eternal ADJ
crown NOUN
shield NOUN
sincere ADJ
regardless ADV
faithful ADJ
gratitude NOUN
dock NOUN
envy NOUN
accusation NOUN
(to) rack VERB
(to) congratulate VERB
equal ADJ
knight NOUN
conduct NOUN
bribe NOUN
(to) examine VERB
wisdom NOUN
associate NOUN
chamber NOUN
(to) live VERB
burden NOUN
defendant NOUN
(to) forbid VERB
immediate ADJ
(to) belove VERB
division NOUN
belief NOUN
extreme ADJ
superior ADJ
(to) entitle VERB
(to) discover VERB
(to) confirm VERB
garrison NOUN
chop NOUN
foolish ADJ
activity NOUN
absolute ADJ
consequence NOUN
evidence NOUN
sweetheart NOUN
widely ADV
suspicion NOUN
(to) surround VERB
(to) succeed VERB
(to) seize VERB
(to) respond VERB
religion NOUN
(to) relieve VERB
(to) regard VERB
reform NOUN
(to) permit VERB
(to) persuade VERB
plot NOUN
(to) pole VERB
(to) possess VERB
poverty NOUN
(to) prevent VERB
previously ADV
profit NOUN
(to) overcome VERB
occupation NOUN
nevertheless ADV
(to) justify VERB
household NOUN
(to) hold VERB
halfway ADV
(to) govern VERB
foreign ADJ
few ADJ
(to) encourage VERB
desire NOUN
(to) desire VERB
consent NOUN
clerk NOUN
(to) bid VERB
behalf NOUN
abroad ADV
side NOUN
(to) announce VERB
(to) counsel VERB
(to) stretch VERB
realm NOUN
therefore ADV
darkness NOUN
debt NOUN
(to) arrange VERB
noble ADJ
unhappy ADJ
(to) tend VERB
(to) gain VERB
creature NOUN
council NOUN
will NOUN
(to) ease VERB
relief NOUN
(to) lecture VERB
soldier NOUN
honesty NOUN
deeply ADV
authority NOUN
priest NOUN
plain ADJ
(to) approach VERB
(to) remove VERB
courage NOUN
intention NOUN
torture NOUN
presence NOUN
influence NOUN
delivery NOUN
conscience NOUN
offense NOUN
(to) secure VERB
quarter NOUN
(to) confess VERB
surely ADV
fully ADV
(to) request VERB
audience NOUN
fifth NOUN
proper ADJ
(to) plant VERB
(to) accuse VERB
(to) assure VERB
former ADJ
rise NOUN
secretary NOUN
(to) refuse VERB
confidence NOUN
(to) defend VERB
investigation NOUN
yet ADV
(to) translate VERB
tower NOUN
sole ADJ
praise NOUN
mouse NOUN
(to) wake VERB
shadow NOUN
servant NOUN
separate ADJ
(to) seek VERB
(to) receive VERB
payment NOUN
path NOUN
(to) panic VERB
manner NOUN
leisure NOUN
(to) employ VERB
title NOUN
victory NOUN
supply NOUN
event NOUN
(to) earn VERB
silence NOUN
bread NOUN
(to) grant VERB
article NOUN
material NOUN
agreement NOUN
gentleman NOUN
argument NOUN
(to) suffer VERB
knowledge NOUN
reputation NOUN
(to) claim VERB
(to) deliver VERB
(to) damn VERB
friendly ADJ
(to) argue VERB
(to) trap VERB
tongue NOUN
guilt NOUN
brother NOUN
meantime NOUN
success NOUN
talent NOUN
comfort NOUN
campaign NOUN
devil NOUN
term NOUN
battle NOUN
member NOUN
property NOUN
(to) release VERB
permission NOUN
(to) commit VERB
wise ADJ
source NOUN
(to) draw VERB
official ADJ
license NOUN
prince NOUN
jury NOUN
(to) depend VERB
affair NOUN
meat NOUN
(to) pray VERB
(to) spare VERB
closet NOUN
badly ADV
(to) drag VERB
enemy NOUN
several ADJ
loss NOUN
precious ADJ
(to) correct VERB
master NOUN
however ADV
(to) celebrate VERB
(to) account VERB
coat NOUN
blind ADJ
warning NOUN
duty NOUN
holy ADJ
(to) suggest VERB
personally ADV
(to) tie VERB
quickly ADV
(to) further VERB
(to) regret VERB
(to) burn VERB
(to) escape VERB
simply ADV
cousin NOUN
opinion NOUN
subject NOUN
ship NOUN
meaning NOUN
empty ADJ
government NOUN
(to) allow VERB
wine NOUN
(to) raise VERB
neck NOUN
arm NOUN
guard NOUN
trial NOUN
(to) teach VERB
witness NOUN
(to) rid VERB
Sync ORG
Calais ORG
Papist NORP
Risley ORG
Surrey ORG
Tyburn ORG
AUS VAH NP
Commons ORG
Heretic NORP
only he NP
Boulogne LOC
Good man NP
Hertford ORG
Lordship PRODUCT
Or words NP
all care NP
all that NP
Gunpowder PRODUCT
Lady Mary NP
What kind NP
What love NP
every way NP
good lady NP
good luck NP
good will NP
high tide NP
one level NP
Anabaptist NORP
God's Word NP
God's body NP
God's help NP
God's sake NP
God's work NP
Poor Henry NP
Poor mouse NP
Sir Edmund NP
a new wife NP
all reason NP
both sides NP
five lines NP
four parts NP
low people NP
many forms NP
my old age NP
other ways NP
vile birth NP
Fresh meats NP
God's blood NP
King Edward NP
Sir Richard NP
What things NP
a blue coat NP
a long time NP
all members NP
blind faith NP
dear friend NP
every house NP
every place NP
five masses NP
his own Md. NP
many others NP
many things NP
more losses NP
my own part NP
such a case NP
such clerks NP
such places NP
the few men NP
what manner NP
Stupid woman NP
What a thing NP
a great work NP
a high tower NP
a man's life NP
all my heart NP
all the King NP
every chance NP
every tavern NP
other things NP
over 600 men NP
perfect love NP
8 years' time NP
And the realm NP
Lord Hertford NP
Master Hayden NP
Saint-Etienne FAC
a holier path NP
a true friend NP
certain books NP
decayed ships NP
only yourself NP
such a charge NP
such a defeat NP
ten shillings MONEY
the next heir NP
And Anne Askew NP
Bishop Gardner NP
Even our Queen NP
Holy Scripture WORK_OF_AR
Mistress Askew NP
My Lord Risley NP
Saint- Etienne NP
The happy life NP
The quiet mind NP
a friendly foe NP
a large convoy NP
corrupt misuse NP
every alehouse NP
extreme heresy NP
fraternal love NP
great pleasure NP
his tender age NP
mean creatures NP
my Lord Surrey NP
my blind faith NP
sovereign Lord NP
the King's Law ORG
the Royal Arms NP
the Royal Arms ORG
the front line NP
the full force NP
the sole light NP
what a comfort NP
what influence NP
your own folly NP
And the heretic NP
Lord Chancellor NP
My Lord Suffolk NP
My poor brother NP
Or Lady Herbert NP
The bad harvest NP
a Pandora's Box NP
a great victory NP
greater courage NP
my Lord Gardner NP
my high station NP
only three ways NP
several sources NP
the King's Arms ORG
the Lord Prince NP
the enemy lines NP
your own father NP
your own tongue NP
2 million crowns NP
Bishop of London ORG
Catherine's dock NP
My Lady Hertford NP
My Lord Hertford NP
My old companion NP
Sir Richard Rich NP
a beautiful book NP
a remarkable man NP
all our captains NP
all the captains NP
all the nobility NP
as good an order NP
certain articles NP
the King's realm NP
the equal friend NP
the peace treaty NP
their own profit NP
vain expositions NP
your privy parts NP
And Edmund Bonner NP
Even the garrison NP
You foolish woman NP
a separate treaty NP
all English ships NP
all your subjects NP
consecrated bread NP
eternal gratitude NP
many true friends NP
such good friends NP
the Low Countries NP
the new Orthodoxy NP
the other heretic NP
your former title NP
your supreme head NP
Lieutenant General NP
a knight companion NP
a singular victory NP
absolute violation NP
an immediate purge NP
no married priests NP
only the beginning NP
our Christian life NP
the Catholic faith NP
the King's Majesty NP
the Queen's Ladies ORG
the Queen's ladies NP
the Queen's sister NP
the monstrous idol NP
Good English people NP
His Majesty's debts NP
His Majesty's fleet NP
Your Majesty's laws NP
all the noble blood NP
every English heart NP
forbidden materials NP
most precious jewel NP
their swollen heads NP
French supply forces NP
Her Majesty's ladies NP
Her Majesty's sister NP
His Majesty's orders NP
Your Majesty's court NP
Your Majesty's trust NP
a large French fleet NP
his many great works NP
my official mistress NP
no credible evidence NP
other foreign places NP
such wonderful books NP
the King's household NP
those same arguments NP
Her Majesty's chamber NP
His Majesty's kingdom NP
The King's enterprise NP
however many heretics NP
the Boulogne campaign NP
the Church of England ORG
the calamitous events NP
the greatest subjects NP
this sudden elevation NP
Your Majesty's consent NP
my most sovereign lord NP
the King's infirmities NP
the heretic Anne Askew NP
And an empty confidence NP
Yes, yes, cousin Knyvit NP
an unprofitable servant NP
artsisonlomibao-p.o.g.i ORG
just too many witnesses NP
personal considerations NP
the Order of the Garter LAW
the good English people NP
the most beautiful town NP
the religious divisions NP
His Majesty's permission NP
Lamentations of a Sinner WORK_OF_AR
Not every English person NP
a very great undertaking NP
his own private religion NP
once Imperial Ambassador NP
unsustainable occupation NP
www.addic7ed.com Majesty NP
Not least, Bishop Gardner NP
Your Majesty's permission NP
your fantastical opinions NP
the Pope's clergy riffraff NP
The new Imperial Ambassador NP
their abominable enterprise NP
your own unreasoning bravery NP
That diverse important ladies NP
the Royal Arms of King Edward ORG
the sincere and plain knowledge NP
the Orthodox and Catholic persuasion NP
some flat-footed, squint-eyed, unshapely men NP
Imperial ORG
Protestant NORP
Commonwealth ORG
Orthodox NORP
Christian NORP
Catholic NORP
Majesty ORG
Bible WORK_OF_AR
Council ORG
French NORP
French LANGUAGE