| A | B |
|---|
| Pestilence | destructive infectious swiftly spreading disease |
| Avatar | symbol or manifestation of an unseen force |
| Profuse | pouring forth liberally |
| Dissolution | the action or process of dissolving |
| Termination | to come to an end |
| Dauntless | fearless |
| Sagacious | keen mind |
| Hale | healthy |
| Dames | a woman of rank |
| Seclusion | act of secluding |
| Castellated Abbeys | monasteries or convents with castlelike towers |
| August | marked by majestic dignity |
| Courtiers | person in attendance at a royal court |
| Massy | massive or large |
| Ingress | entering |
| Egress | leaving |
| Seclude | to keep shut away from others |
| Conagion | transmission of a contagious disease |
| Buffoons | clowns |
| Voluptuous | giving sensual satisfaction |
| Suite | a group of rooms occupied as a unit |
| Vista | a distant view through an opening |
| Impeded | to interfere with the progress of |
| Bizarre | odd |
| Disposed | novel |
| Gothic | style of architecture prevalent in Western Europe from the middle 12th to the early 16th century |
| Corridor | passageway into which compartments of rooms opens |
| Extremity | the most remote point or part |
| Tapestries | a heavy reversible textile that has designs or pictures woven into it |
| Novel | strange, unusual |
| Casements | a window that opens like a door |
| Correspond | to be in agreement |
| Candelabrum | an ornamental branched candlestick or lamp with several lights |
| Profusion | pouring forth liberally |
| Emanting | to come out from a source |
| Seclude | to keep shut from others |
| Improvisator | poets who improvise, or create verses without previous thought |
| Tripod | something that rests on three legs |
