LSTM-Shakespeare.txt

CHRISTOPHER:
Thou art denceis, and the speak
Hos most every and these for his blest constort thee army
As I do many of the seavers,
That an the manst hould have a ther cause
That the world and more than dones,
The gons, I bet my wears in the every litte.

TALBOT:
These thing is and the morses of men with all their martis with
A ward
As well warin gever to dears to marright
But with a griefed to hear, that it ward

And warth it haw disties that court for my sons,
Or plaimed what her minge
Of liftes a land for me,
hat part of my partise,
Whil gent so friends all and meed to them service of my comand men
And then sung of for my hisbed
And that sill countend and his preat,
And stome loved there grace
The songe for this before they said them's ad
feved porse me werl.

SALARINO:

OCTAVIUS CAESAR:
Go the friend to his company ame to like a the couses
There in the will begrat these for whiles to not
Are that is were themselves know on.

PETRUCHIO:
I think the world and more then,
Lards men of the bear that not his same
And then begut with a this peack and them and I love
And best with his pears and I merely
Of the seaven of they were she done.

TIMON:
That in the first to seever
As I do many with gallant be your wath
in the coanst good mace on.

LEONAT:
What is the with thee brought
Breaking on them for lings of lives to see
There shon will entret in the life to make the thee parece
Bof hove the were dager.

She ensone and othe with thee,
And so many as gentlemy powers are senter and thee, I would thow man.

In wonder what his many to his eam.

ANGELO:
What hath such as thou should not there by and and
got as good as bed upon their shall be and could
king to hersever and best
Of live at the world and menting bed
Liten of thine of his bond as most bed
That you in falfed to his part to comes it
Whiles to their menty army and mace
so the parts of mear and before my and to gether.

BASTANIO:
These more than her is and begot men of the with all this begar.

But:
And I and not have stop hope werlil not with and spired
And take mut comes rought ind themen and the with and brought,
That with a with excarce, and a good:
That would not sight with men a conpead,
But of the my sword,
Who, come do in there by that not
Perach ond before my sight
And till be with her, but good and consuce
Her shall not be power distis
ling to more than will bestite
for his bursing disons.

Pord:
Therefore, I'll stain the with more with their sperfortines.

ROSALIND:
Edward!
If she do sight you not come and the praise as most belife
To the wardis tale to deaph:
When her coming and the shall, for on your wish,

And that her good mankes of the will pay
As mean to begand to your maing with and hourse
To make the with her paise with thee,
That thou doghet and sill be tonger:
France, you there wist
hall do site that begut and this heave
That tile at thours add to under
And shall man excoure to his head,
And be grace in store
That who is wear the partise all the profair sie
When she const blow on death to his megent and men
But with her peacuse,
But love to the came.

Bout That in the spake with his band with her paince word
As be guaint of her partise all the part
Some that down gainst them acked and rophes then
Comes hard, but love him was
I would rave they ares at concofsind
And then begor that shall be gad;
And so shall be and from thew him begwith
thal doth and with thee,
The manger and shall be at his hear, to be his back was I hould and show me,
And starl our mars; with his with and everpare
She so many against the forther parise me
Is much bet with halls to the art
Of me not with all this begand,
But and I met your trilame and so mance of and to part.

Chirs them.

PARTOLUS:
Come, come, to her prove the were all the selep themse.

ANNE PPOLIO:
Would to her, if the wars their bed
That down me for his soldiers men.

ANNE PAGE:
I'll not not lieging with to whiches temed
Bout have bexen come.

RONTOLIO:
Salo, I am and I am extrough
hand by the sear, with him.

CLEOPATRA:
He hath eat condent the firest doest praised me.

CASSIUS:
I cannot please your that in his
Cout forsied bed their bed
If mone then ow, then in their manty
'gomen of his belford int,
But their ment of the several tonge:
I cann and be the with thourse men,
But with the present of my court
Then is ving and then, much barge and wonged to see
And mans, but an ext gelding to thee with thee.

Porvost of Brounds, are morde in the place:
And be gone and the such abe state
I, must and the surmse mels well.

TELONA:
I thand in the sight of her seart himplear
With her siped with mean.

BERTIN:
The not with all this begar, and I may wife.

CRESSIDA:
And I cannot get the suring stome love
There so for his blood committed to a harm,
With loud and mister like a wonged
Than do you that in the parts,
When word with her, and then his goodmmant of have about
for dead upon their showse
maste brought me what
Pord on mine of his soldiers and the going,
There that whould not semires to live they wars.

Second Lord:
But I will our propear.

MARK gentlemen our to confined then of with and their comparard:
Ay, I moust in the part,
And let us may with her parties are power
to make the appears of are bloody toinge on there with thee,
When we have done broud men, it is all together
And fore then with their sters,
And to then their some that with a would not distre
That whose fair not his fair,
And in the king, and her with thee,
The many as there case hould to mear.

And shall be at have consped, it not make the thee with this dalment
But be gone them with the allost consert
And the ming mant and word mage
Ind with thee, but and his prevaing and the course
To enter their mince to himse.

BION:
That then word is therefor light with men.

KING LEAR:
The instant come to make the thee with thee.

PORTIO:
I think the world and more therse, and that good manges to
come with and best are of my straight all
not begand, to his came.

But what is his heaver:
A fare hath store mand ther's daughter
That word his part which make while bear than his good and
our bedired I have sope
conf my with men and constlempy hould
There fares thou not art with thee,
But stain I have again.

LUCESTIO:
Now, thour and mear you will.

ANTONIO:
Here comes arme and I so am son stors:
Of the are and brought men.

BENTR:
I would not reging entleman,
And prince your hand so consempted thee more than your betring
To man with and that hear me consigent,
And bet with a bort of and begothing to men
To the will enver read,
Send dofe these them of the will dear
To see them: lord in the will be bround,
Bit on the mornis blet some lords, if thou hast not been as he
cond before yourse tendis bred-and bother disged of men,
When every plaint has I do stand.

Bofe fore thy heart sole then with his pears,
And make now thee prowised
With her point owin their winds to be her,
Whils we stars and undow,
A milhand the pracise of me to derars,
That it were thems in their dange's are
That valiant that shall be gall the part,
With such as eat your would prayed hour minged
Ring with and her partise of mer
Is them sowe minded
Do his are the brother in their speakes,
When to be gone them, then with her several
Had praise man would
There fall then a dour marted to with a goines
But I will go wear to with wall:
My hear to raight bened and bothe, in though and honour marrise,
I am as I belike to come.

Comand one there your hands,
be but my heart with thee, Lord and to his good love,
Which the of heart party there said them
Commennt of arrions disoped be gold,
Will whon I thought mand to bear.

Popther: I have and to heaven the coust me with her.

CLEOPATRA:
Hast thou vouchsafed with him in this my storing the partion.

CLAUDIO:
Madam, this same can kind my boy, I have as entother than every fall'n.

CAESAR:

Second Murderer:
My lord, if virtuou to my lord; you lords, in kings to peased reath,
And man that gent of me
command to the grace to dour this good lord, their some
From hers, if thou hast bend and his part
And such a will exace,
And to be with the with men,
And that would make no long!

SIANA:
Thand stand, and the meant and good for their sweets,
When we should ment her and her,
Ars bet my contemn have not ender to his men.

TALBOT:
These thing is and the morses of men to heaver
That word and men to hath begut and this have conder
That you not give her wast
That veral his tand to gether this and with thee,
The way that is head store than dought be cause
The shall not his rate power to dursight men.

MARK ANTONY:
Why sould love her, you hand
so be and for these were then
The ring hers beding and bond her pirsed to me word,
Whose perised they bread their morting of men
Con, then in the noble more thers and men as good but love them with a with a woman's love,
And ever youn there with men to their men
For thant some and thus bame.

Charm's begar whones are many bore as the gones
The with and should me, than have I canged out with her paise
And there and the worlding to me
And singles in are that gones themse for his ented
As are power to my beard to it,
Or the some likes at onder for his his falfuls
be.

CRESSIDA:
A'd at man the shall be at done, and good and so use a withe
that be gallant for with his peast
your dear breath men agand of for and to his coman
stecor bead together:
But it so the seat,
Where sight with his with all be and rust of love:
If the were dised to pears,
That with man that were like a walres appear
She had store thand brought in made
There sirght with and bord,
That is not given as her conspired to his acked
What shall your gain with thee are
That glory with their winds tome with his bles,
When I will servege to the with thee.

POROLIN:
There is mentratil man:
If to have thee conture then as on my cause
With her pactise and to me.

CLEOPATRA:
I think that we was like a pursues of me with thee,
But so with a point with meak the partise of love
There fair thes now in their safe
That where her spirits and every like
To that all the speaked with thee seaver
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