We have a very good neck of mutton, Sir, if you please, it shall be clapt down in a moment.
Thomas Morton of Mare-Mount, that amusing old debauchee and roysterer, was sentenced to be “clapt into the bilbowes.”
As I spoke, I was nearly blinded by a flash of lightning, and clapt my hand to my eyes, "Ah—what is that?"
"Mark that place," said Tauentzien; and clapt his hat on it, continuing his orders, till a more permanent mark were put.
I turned into my room, freezing with horror, and clapt my door.
