The Piece Of String And Children Of The Harvest

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burgh

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a town; an incorporated town

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protruded

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projected; jutted out

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haunches

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the hips or fleshy part of the body about the hips; the hindquarters of an animal

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spare

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lean or thin

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scanty

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insufficient; very brief

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nag

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an old horse

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robust

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strong, healthy, hearty

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perceived

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became aware of, identified by means of the senses; recognized

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interminable

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having no apparent limit or end

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vender (vendor)

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a seller

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impassive

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showing or feeling no emotion

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shaft

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a long pole or handle serving to balance a weapon or tool

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spits

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pointed rods for skewering and holding meat over a fire for cooking

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mutton

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the flesh of a mature sheep, used as food

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aristocracy

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a class of persons holding high rank and privileges, especially the nobility

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incredulous

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disbelieving

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credence

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belief in the truth of something

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indignation

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strong displeasure at something considered unjust or insulting; righteous anger

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affirmation

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the assertion that something exists or is true

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jeers

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a rude and mocking shouts or taunts

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minute

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extremely small, as in size, amount, extent, or degree

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habitation

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a place of residence; dwelling; community

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scoured

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removed by hard rubbing

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transient

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not lasting or enduring, temporary

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entice

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lead on by exciting hope or desire; tempt

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elicited

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drew out or brought forth

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dubious

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marked by doubt; questionable; inclined to doubt

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disconcerting

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disturbing; unsettling; throw into confusion

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assurance

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a positive declaration intended to give confidence ; freedom from doubt; self-confidence

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insinuated

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suggested or hinted; placed (herself) into a position between

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intercepted

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secretly listened to or recorded; took, seized, or halted

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inscrutable

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mysterious; impossible to understand

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prestige

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reputation or influence arising from success

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dissociate

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to draw apart from; disconnect; separate

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access

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the ability or right to enter or use

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acute

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sharp or severe in effect; intense

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incorrigible

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unruly; uncontrollable; bad beyond reform

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augmented

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enlarged in size, number, strength or extent; increased

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phenomena

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facts, occurrences, or circumstances that are observable; things that are remarkable or extraordinary