Passages from this character's speech that contain the most distinguishing words for Cluster 15 (ang, hunc, fleire, shillings, chil, sblood…). Matches are highlighted.
house, the Emperor shall know it: if she be my child, I will rule her, isle bridle her: isle curb her: isle rain her, if she will not, let her go, starve, beg. hang, draw, sink, swim she gets not a do it, a deneire, isle not own her. I am impatient: I am troubled: I am vexed: I am scoffed: I am pointed at: isle not endure it:
Why well said my Lords, Soldiers will not fly indeed, I have seen the day I could have cracked a tree of yew, made my bowstring, whisper in mine care if they twang: tossed my pike lustily: 'tis since the siege of Par thia, bith' mass a great while, I was lusty then, at the sir vice was done there, yet I love the discourse:
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And my good Lord, you're happily met. Heartily welcome: young Tully welcome to, ye come well to ease my charge, these Ladies find fault with their Guardian, I go too softly for them: old blood is stiff, & young Ladies will not bear with age: I resign, I resign to you that follow. Why well said my Lords, Soldiers will not fly indeed, I have seen the day I could have cracked a tree of yew, made my bowstring, whisper in mine care if they twang: tossed my pike lustily: 'tis since the siege of Par thia, bith' mass a great while, I was lusty then, at the sir vice was done there, yet I love the discourse: come my Lord, I choose your company, leave Tulley to the Ladies, he can tell them tales of Venus and Adonis, and that best pleases them. Now I must here of raps and blows, and Bills and Guns, and swords and bucklers: I loved it once, come, our Cooks are backward, discourse will beget stomachs, you're Like to tarry long for lean Cates. Exit Go to I say, urge no more, 'tis Tavern talk, for Taverners Table talk for all, the vomit of rumor: what news says one? none so new as this, Tully shall be mar ried to Terentia: what news says another? the same, the same, whose consent have you? not mine, I deny it, I must know of it, isle have a hand, go to, no more. I, you shall answer it in the Senate house, the Emperor shall know it: if she be my child, I will rule her, isle bridle her: isle curb her: isle rain her, if she will not, let her go, starve, beg. hang, draw, sink, swim she gets not a do it, a deneire, isle not own her. I am impatient: I am troubled: I am vexed: I am scoffed: I am pointed at: isle not endure it: isle not abide it: isle be revenged, I will: of her: of you both: proud boy: wanton giglot, a spyring haughty, know your equals, she's not for you, if you persist, by my holy maker you shall and swear it, look to it, you shall, you shall indeed.