Myke Reading

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Lesson 13

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smoldering

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To burn slowly with smoke but no flame:

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scoffed

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To show scorn or mocking disbelief; jeer:

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skeptically

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With doubt or disbelief:

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altered

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To make different; change

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discouraged

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To cause to lose courage or confidence:

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drudgery

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Dull, hard, unpleasant work:

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plunge

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To jump, dive, or fall, as into water:

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treacherous

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Not as good or safe as it appears

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Lesson 14

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trembling

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To shake, as with agitation, fear, weakness, or cold:

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timid

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Fearful or shy

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dashed

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To rush:

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drab

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Dull in appearance or quality:

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fascinated

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To attract and interest extremely, as by being new or different:

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hermit

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A person who lives alone and apart from others:

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occasionally

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Occurring now and then:

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peculiar

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Oddly different from the usual; strange:

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Lesson 15

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intrepid

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Very brave; courageous; fearless

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seasoned

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Experienced

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guidance

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Advice or supervision

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undoubtedly

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Without doubt; surely

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cherish

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To hold dear, treat tenderly

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hoist

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To raise or lift, especially mechanically

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delectable

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Delicious

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pristine

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Pure or fresh; untouched; unspoiled

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fragile

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Easily shattered or broken; delicate

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privilege

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A special benefit, favor, or advantage enjoyed only under special conditions

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Lesson 16

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quest

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A seeking or looking for something; search

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barriers

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Something that blocks the way or stops movement, as a wall, fence, or dam

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forged

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To produce or form; shape

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trampled

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To walk or stamp on heavily, especially so as to crush or hurt

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tinker

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To work with or fix in a casual way

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hoaxer

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Someone who plays tricks intended to fool others

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perfect

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To finish or improve; make perfect