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33 Cards in this Set
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Then, when he stepped forward and snatched a ____ from one of the onlookers and added it to the revovling mix, there was laughter and applause.
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Mazer
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A large drinking bowl made of wood
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Mazer
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a large drinking bowl made of wood
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League
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League= about 3 miles
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"It's only two leagues from where we are."
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Cacophony
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Harsh sound
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Still, what assaulted my senses more than anything- aside from the sheer numbers of people of all ages and the ensuing cacophony- was the stench that filled the air: rottiong goods, food , dung, manure, human slop, and swill, mixed together into such a ghastly brew as to make me want to swoon.
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Spinney
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A small grove of trees
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He led me into a small spinney, ample enough to hide us from view.
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Solemnity
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seriousness
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"Crispin," he said with the utmost solemnity "mortal men are never perfect."
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Dexterity
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Skill and ease in using hands: readiness and grace in a physical activity esp. hands
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Each time, Bear, with great dexterity, seemed to offer him the mazer, but at the last moment tossed it high.
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Mollify
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soothe; pacify
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Then he added as if to mollify me, "I've promised to be there, and so I must."
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Gambols
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Frisk; to skip or leamp about in play; frolic; playfulness
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Though others roared at Bear's antics, this man toolk offense at Bear's gambols, and with growing anger, mad three attempts to snatch his mazer back.
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Malevolence
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wishing evil or harm; illwill; productive of harm or evil
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He gazed at Bear with such malevolence, I thought he might offer harm.
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Timorous
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Fearful; timid or afraid
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As we slowly made our way forward, I coul feel myself becoming increasingly timorous.
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Kirtle
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A tunic or coat for men; long gown or dress for men
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Dressed in a brwon, grese-spotted kirtle, she had a lopsided white linen cap upon her dark and gray-streaked tresses.
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Rueful
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Sorrowful, regretful
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"You're right." he said with a rueful smile, and commenced to teach me that as well
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Harrowing
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Entering Hell and rescuing the righteous
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In particular, there was a vision of Jesus harrowing Hell, the demons frightening to be hold.
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Humors
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Mood temperant
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Bear,who dad come to know my humors well, worked hard to calm me.
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There, strangers were as rare as shooting stars and just as _______________________
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Portentous
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Ominous; something that predicts evil
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Heirs
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People legally entittled to inherit the property upon the dead or another
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"He has no legal heirs," the woman said."thoug it's been rumored there are some illegitimate ones."
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Illegitimate
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Both of parents not married to each other
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"He has no legal heirs," the woman said."though it's been rumored there are some illegitimate ones."
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wishing evil or harm; illwill; productive of harm or evil
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Malevolence
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As we slowly made our way forward, I coul feel myself becoming increasingly timorous.
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Timorous
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Fearful; timid or afraid
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Dressed in a brwon, grese-spotted _____, she had a lopsided white linen cap upon her dark and gray-streaked tresses.
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Kirtle
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A tunic or coat for men; long gown or dress for men
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To fill with delight; enchanted; delighted
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Enraptured
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Sorrowful, regretful
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Rueful
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In particular, there was a vision of Jesus_________Hell, the demons frightening to be hold.
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Harrowing
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Entering Hell and rescuing the righteous
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Mood temperant
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Humors
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Bear,who dad come to know my humors well, worked hard to calm me.
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Portentous
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Ominous; something that predicts evil
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There, strangers were as rare as shooting stars and just as portentous.
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Both of parents not married to each other
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Illegitimate
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As we slowly made our way forward, I coul feel myself becoming increasingly ___
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Timorous
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Fearful; timid or afraid
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Dressed in a brown, grese-spotted _____, she had a lopsided white linen cap upon her dark and gray-streaked tresses.
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A tunic or coat for men; long gown or dress for men
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Kirtle
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Enraptured
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To fill with delight; enchanted; delighted
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We started of again, my thoughts enraptured by the notions that we were indeed free
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Ominous; something that predicts evil
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Portentous
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There, strangers were as rare as shooting stars and just as portentous.
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A large drinking bowl made of wood
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Mazer
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to come next after another, follow
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succeed
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