human
Who loves another best.
gpt
Come, buy of me, come _buy_, come buy, come buy! Buy lads, or else your lasses cry. Come buy!
human
Clamour your tongues and not a word more.
gpt
But, as far as I have observed, _charm_ in this sense is used only by characters of the educated class. Singer says 'clamour' here is a mere corruption of _chamour_, _chaumer_, or _chaumbre_, from the French _chômer_, 'to refrain,' and he adds,
human
Mr. Hunter has cited a passage from Taylor, the water-poet, in which the word was thus again perverted:--'_Clamour_ the promulgation of your tongue.' For my own part I think that, except in orthography, the text is right. The real word was probably _clammer_ or _clemmer_, the same as the simple _clam_ or _clem_, to squeeze or press, and the phrase answers to _Hold your tongues_.
gpt
To _clam_ a bell, says Johnson,