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snags

tree or part of a tree stuck to the bottom of a river that can catch or damage boats

monstrous

huge, enormous

quarrelsome

argumentative, annoying

humble

to make humble in spirit or manner

conscience

one’s sense of right and wrong

smallpox

a contagious disease characterized by fever, vomiting, and skin eruptions that often leave scars

troublesome

difficult, burdensome

channel

the bed where a natural stream of water runs or the deeper part of a river, harbor, or strait

sheering

deviating from a course

parlor

a room used primarily for conversation and the reception or entertainment of guests

buckskin

a soft, pliable, usually suede-finished leather

disposition

a prevailing tendency, mood, or inclination; one’s temperamental makeup

junketings

trips with frequent stops

aristocracy

a governing body or upper class usually made up of a hereditary nobility

feud

a lasting conflict between families or clans usually having acts of violence and revenge

cavorting

leaping or prancing in a lively manner or engaging in extravagant behavior

temperance

moderation in or abstinence from the use of alcoholic beverages

humbugs

willfully false, deceptive, or insincere persons

haughty

proud or arrogant

troughs

long shallow basins that hold food, generally for feeding animals

contrite

sorrowful or repentant

soliloquy

an act or instance of talking to oneself; usually used in reference to a speech in a play, wherein the speaker, alone on the stage, “thinks aloud”

swindle

to get money or property from fraud or dishonest means