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Haste: excessive speed or urgency of movement or action; hurry.
Leisure: use of free time for enjoyment
Strove: struggle or fight vigorously
Gazing Grain: grain learning toward the sun
Gossamer: a thin, light cloth
My Tippet- only Tulle: My shawl was only a fine net cloth
Swelling: a natural rounded protuberance.
Sacarcely: only a very short time before.
Cornice: the molding around the top of a building
Surmised: suppose that something is true without having evidence to confirm it.
Sorest: suffering pain from a part of one’s body.
Host: army
To comprehend a nectar: appreciate a delicious beverage
Took the flag: capture the enemy’s flag as a token of victory
Strain: make a strenuous and continuous effort.
Discerning: having or showing good judgment
Starkest: unpleasantly or sharply clear; impossible to avoid.
Prevail: prove more powerful than opposing forces; be victorious
Demur: voice opposition; object
Unveil: show or announce publicly for the first time.
Befell: (of something bad) happen to someone.
Divine majority: other souls
Kneeling: be in or assume a position in which the body is supported by a knee or the knees, as when praying or showing submission.
Heaves: risings and fallings
Interposed: came between
Stillness: the absence of movement or sound.
Gathering: an assembly or meeting, especially a social or festive one or one held for a specific purpose.
Stumbling: ripping or losing one’s balance while walking; moving with difficulty.
Keepsakes: a small item kept in memory of the person who gave it or originally owned it.
Sovereign: a supreme ruler, especially a monarch.
Doe: female of certain other animal species
Vesuvian: A slow-burning match formerly used for lighting cigars; a fusee.
Foe: an enemy or opponent
Swoop: carry out a sudden attack, especially in order to make a capture or arrest
Loitering: stand or wait around idly or without apparent purpose
Tamed: make less powerful and easier to control.
Yawp: loud, rough speech
Scud: wind-blown cloud
Bequeath: hand over, as if in a will
Flesh: the skin or surface of the human body with reference to its color, appearance, or
sensual properties.
Dusk: after sunset
Jags: sharp projection
Haste: excessive speed or urgency of movement or action; hurry.
Leisure: use of free time for enjoyment
Strove: struggle or fight vigorously
Gazing Grain: grain learning toward the sun
Gossamer: a thin, light cloth
My Tippet- only Tulle: My shawl was only a fine net cloth
Swelling: a natural rounded protuberance.
Sacarcely: only a very short time before.
Cornice: the molding around the top of a building
Surmised: suppose that something is true without having evidence to confirm it.
Sorest: suffering pain from a part of one’s body.
Host: army
To comprehend a nectar: appreciate a delicious beverage
Took the flag: capture the enemy’s flag as a token of victory
Strain: make a strenuous and continuous effort.
Discerning: having or showing good judgment
Starkest: unpleasantly or sharply clear; impossible to avoid.
Prevail: prove more powerful than opposing forces; be victorious
Demur: voice opposition; object
Unveil: show or announce publicly for the first time.
Befell: (of something bad) happen to someone.
Divine majority: other souls
Kneeling: be in or assume a position in which the body is supported by a knee or the knees, as when praying or showing submission.
Heaves: risings and fallings
Interposed: came between
Stillness: the absence of movement or sound.
Gathering: an assembly or meeting, especially a social or festive one or one held for a specific purpose.
Stumbling: ripping or losing one’s balance while walking; moving with difficulty.
Keepsakes: a small item kept in memory of the person who gave it or originally owned it.
Sovereign: a supreme ruler, especially a monarch.
Doe: female of certain other animal species
Vesuvian: A slow-burning match formerly used for lighting cigars; a fusee.
Foe: an enemy or opponent
Swoop: carry out a sudden attack, especially in order to make a capture or arrest
Loitering: stand or wait around idly or without apparent purpose
Tamed: make less powerful and easier to control.
Yawp: loud, rough speech
Scud: wind-blown cloud
Bequeath: hand over, as if in a will
Flesh: the skin or surface of the human body with reference to its color, appearance, or
sensual properties.
Dusk: after sunset
Jags: sharp projection
Haste: excessive speed or urgency of movement or action; hurry.
Leisure: use of free time for enjoyment
Strove: struggle or fight vigorously
Gazing Grain: grain learning toward the sun
Gossamer: a thin, light cloth
My Tippet- only Tulle: My shawl was only a fine net cloth
Swelling: a natural rounded protuberance.
Sacarcely: only a very short time before.
Cornice: the molding around the top of a building
Surmised: suppose that something is true without having evidence to confirm it.
Sorest: suffering pain from a part of one’s body.
Host: army
To comprehend a nectar: appreciate a delicious beverage
Took the flag: capture the enemy’s flag as a token of victory
Strain: make a strenuous and continuous effort.
Discerning: having or showing good judgment
Starkest: unpleasantly or sharply clear; impossible to avoid.
Prevail: prove more powerful than opposing forces; be victorious
Demur: voice opposition; object
Unveil: show or announce publicly for the first time.
Befell: (of something bad) happen to someone.
Divine majority: other souls
Kneeling: be in or assume a position in which the body is supported by a knee or the knees, as when praying or showing submission.
Heaves: risings and fallings
Interposed: came between
Stillness: the absence of movement or sound.
Gathering: an assembly or meeting, especially a social or festive one or one held for a specific purpose.
Stumbling: ripping or losing one’s balance while walking; moving with difficulty.
Keepsakes: a small item kept in memory of the person who gave it or originally owned it.
Sovereign: a supreme ruler, especially a monarch.
Doe: female of certain other animal species
Vesuvian: A slow-burning match formerly used for lighting cigars; a fusee.
Foe: an enemy or opponent
Swoop: carry out a sudden attack, especially in order to make a capture or arrest
Loitering: stand or wait around idly or without apparent purpose
Tamed: make less powerful and easier to control.
Yawp: loud, rough speech
Scud: wind-blown cloud
Bequeath: hand over, as if in a will
Flesh: the skin or surface of the human body with reference to its color, appearance, or
sensual properties.
Dusk: after sunset
Jags: sharp projection