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Ind.1 Christopher Sly, a drunken beggar, is driven out of an alehouse by its hostess. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
act
away
ay
baptista
bianca
biondello
call
come
curtis
daughter
enter
exits
fair
father
first
get
give
go
god
good
gremio
grumio
hand
hath
head
hear
horse
hortensio
house
husband
kate
katherine
knock
know
leave
let
long
look
lord
love
lucentio
lucentio1
man
marry
master
may
mean
mine
mistress
must
name
nay
nor
now
old
padua
perhaps
petruchio
play
please
pray
ras
right
say
sc
see
servants
shall
should
shrew
signior
sir
sly
son
stand
stay
sweet
take
taming
tell
thee
therefore
think
thou
though
thus
thy
time
tis
tramo
tranio
unto
upon
vincentio
welcome
widow
wife
word
world
yet
