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not subject to failure

a sign or warning

beggar

uneasy pangs on conscience

donations to the needy

causing great fear or suffering

a deffinciency

people who wander

to resent the good fortune oif a nother

to shuffle

embarressed

a disguise, it conceals

• An adjective meaning engrossed or spellbound. Macbeth
• reference: Banquo (to witches): "My noble partner you greet with present
• grace and great prediction of noble having and of royal hope, that heseems rapt withal: to me you speak not.

drinking liquor freely or eccesively

• n. the predominant or prevailing tendency of one's
• spirits;natural mental and emotional outlook or mood; characteristicattitude- a girl with a pleasant disposition

decreased in vigor, died slowly

to much emotion

to escape/avoid

inexperienced or immature

wakefullness duringthe night/ keeing watch

lifting/carrying something heavy

to make appropriate return for a of favor or service. to reward

Adj. (of a person or animal) to be out of control with anger or excitement or to be wild or frenzied

talking to someone ina bullying way

to speak out wildly

• To have struck down (usually by a
• divine or magical power.) Zeus smote his enemy yesterday.

person making humble plea

• Above, usually in reference to lower socioeconomic classes
• of society (usually an act.) The snob kept himself aloof from his
• neighbors, who, as he noted condescendingly, were not "of his
• type." Can also mean to keep away from (a situation.) Johnson kept
• himself aloof from the brawl, deciding not to dirty his hands in thefights that so often occurred

shaking or quivering slightly

an illtempered woman