Passages from this character's speech that contain the most distinguishing words for Cluster 16 (nat, ningle, chould, numps, terry, dery…). Matches are highlighted.
best, without my Spectacles. And though I could not, yet I love the noise; The noise revives me, and the Bear-garden scent Refresheth much my smelling. Take heed Child what you say, 'tis the Kings game. A Bear's a Princely beast, and one side Venison (Writ a good Author once) you yet want years, And are with Bawbles pleased,
Full speech
Royal pastime, in a great match between the Tanners and the Butchers, six dogs of a side, to play single at the game Bear, for fifty pound, and a ten pound supper, for their dogs and themselves. Also you shall see two ten dogge-courses at the Great Bear. What though My sighed be gone beyond the reach of Spectacles, In any print but this, and though I cannot, (No, no, I cannot read your meditations) strikes down her book. Yet I can see the Royal game played over and over, And tell which dog does best, without my Spectacles. And though I could not, yet I love the noise; The noise revives me, and the Bear-garden scent Refresheth much my smelling. Take heed Child what you say, 'tis the Kings game. A Bear's a Princely beast, and one side Venison (Writ a good Author once) you yet want years, And are with Bawbles pleased, isle see the Bears. Exit.