Clapp, running his hand through his locks. "Permit me, Mr. Clapp, to ask you a question or two," said Mr. Wyllys. "Now you recall that circumstance to me, I should like to ask, if we have not also heard of this individual since the occasion you refer to?"
"Yes, sir; you probably have heard of him since," replied Mr. Clapp, baldly. "And in connexion with yourself, I think?"
"In connexion with me, sir. You will find me quite as ready as Mr.英文原著 · 《Elinor Wyllys-2》
MY DEAR MR. BARNUM: The poem in question was written by A. Wallace Thaxter, associate editor with Mr. Clapp and myself, on the Gazette--since deceased, a glorious fellow--who wrote th poem from a sincere feeling of admiration for yourself. Clapp (Hon. Clapp) published it with his full approbation. I heard of your new trouble, in my sick chamber, where I have been all winter, with regret, and wish you as ready a release from attending difficulty as your genius has hitherto achieved under like circumstances. Yours, very truly B.英文原著 · 《Life of Hon. Phineas T. Barnum》
[The Muse of the Department.]
CLAPARON, clerk for the Minister of the Interior under the Republic and Empire. Friend of Bridau, Sr., after whose death he continued his cordial relations with Mme. Bridau. He gave much attention to Philippe and Joseph on their mother's account. Claparon died in 1820. [A Bachelor's Establishment.]
CLAPARON (Charles), son of the preceding; born about 1790. Business man and banker (rue de Provence); at first a commercial traveler; an aide of F. du Tillet in transactions of somewhat shady nature.英文原著 · 《Repertory of the Comedie Humaine-1》
To know if your two hundred and forty thousand francs are still with Roguin. Roguin was so long connected with you, that perhaps out of decent feeling he may have paid them over to Claparon, and you will escape! But, no! what a fool I am! He has carried off Claparon's money as well! Happily, Claparon had only paid over, to my care, one hundred thousand francs. I gave them to Roguin just as I would give you my purse, and I have no receipt for them. The owners of the land have not received one penny; they have just been talking to me.英文原著 · 《Rise and Fall of Cesar Birotteau》
CYRANO (leaves his chair, and settles himself in the middle of the circle which has formed): I will clap my hands thrice, thus--full moon! At the third clap, eclipse yourself!英文原著 · 《Cyrano de Bergerac》
"THERE is a good fortune for you," said Mr. Clapp; "the lady on the sofa; her property does not lie here, though. The real estate is mostly in Carolina and Philadelphia. Did you see the young gentleman who has just gone out on the piazza with your daughter--Mr. Hazlehurst? At the demise of the widow, it all goes to him; but in the mean time he has only two thousand a year--it will be full twenty, altogether, if well managed," said Mr. Clapp, running his fingers through the black locks which his wife thought so handsome.英文原著 · 《Elinor Wyllys-1》
Do not bring the clap home to your husband; it's uncivil.美剧 · 《Billions》
Tell the staff not to clap when I come in today, Donna, Let's just get to work.美剧 · 《Billions》
No clapping. Really-- - In Japanese lore... - Ah! Fuck me...美剧 · 《Billions》
You guys may have taken this whole 'no clapping' thing too far.美剧 · 《Billions》