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Papyrus

Kind of paper made form Egyptians

Ambush

Attack suddenly or unexpectedly

Languish

Become weak or weary; droopy

Conscience

Sense of what’s right or wrong

Unwieldy

Not easily handled or managed

Summon

Call upon; call with authority

Leer

Sly sidelong glance; evil glance

Kooky

Crazy, old, silly,

Stole

Scarf of fur worn around the neck

Tunic

Garment like shirt or gown usually reaching the knees