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unflinching adj.
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fearless, firm.
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2
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resolution n.
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determination.
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3
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sorcerer n.
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a person who practices
magic.
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4
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diviner n.
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one who discovers
the unknown.
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5
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drag v.
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pull heavily along.
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6
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stature n.
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the height of a body.
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7
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accost v.
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go up to and speak
to.
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8
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unrelenting adj.
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not becoming less
in intensity.
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9
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rift n.
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crack; break.
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10
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remedy
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put right, or restore
to the proper condition.
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11
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aright adj.
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rightly; correctly.
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12
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gibberish n.
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meaningless sound.
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13
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grapple with v.
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to seize and struggle
with.
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14
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devout adj.
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pious; religious.
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15
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imperial adj.
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of a commanding quality.
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16
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uproot v.
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get rid of.
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17
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plight n.
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bad or sorrowful condition.
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18
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ruthless adj.
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merciless; cruel.
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19
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scorching adj.
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burning.
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20
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conciliatory adj.
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tending to calm down.
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21
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bold adj.
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without fear.
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22
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boycott n.
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preventing dealings
with as a means
of punishment.
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23
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document n.
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anything in writing
which gives information or proof.
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24
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aseension n.
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the bodily passing
from earth to heaven.
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25
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fable n.
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story (especially,
about animals). intended to teach a lesson about behaviour.
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26
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controversy n.
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argument about some
matter or opinion.
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27
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remiss adj.
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careless.
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28
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ban n.
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order that something
must not be done.
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29
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embolden v.
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make brave or make
confident.
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30
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orchard n.
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a field where fruit-trees
are grown.
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31
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vine n.
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type of climbing-plant
on which grapes grow.
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32
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radiance n.
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brightness or light.
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33
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splendour n.
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magnificence; glory.
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34
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plaintive adj.
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expressing sorrow
or melancholy.
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35
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tidings n.
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news, information.
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36
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fornication n.
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unlawful sexual acts
between two people not married to each other.
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37
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banish v.
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send or put away.
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38
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faint adj.
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weak.
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39
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forelegs n.
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the front legs of
a quadruped.
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