| A | B |
|---|
| repeal | to recall from exile |
| unassailable | unable to be denied or attacked |
| prostrate | lying face down especially in humility |
| legacy | anything inherited through a will |
| mantle | a sleeveleass cloak or cape |
| covert | a covered place hidden secrect |
| salutation | an expressin or gesture of greeting |
| chastie | to punish condermn |
| legion | a major division of an army |
| chide | to scold mildly |
| parley | a discussion or conference |
| disconsolate | hopelessly unhappy |
| conceive | to think of or develop as an idea |
| tarry | to linger |
| attain | to arrive at ; reach |
| appease | to soothe, satisfy |
| carrion | rotten or decaying |
| discourse | to carry on a conversation about something |
| rent | a hole or opening made by ripping or tearing |
| bay | to force into being cornered so that escape is impossible |
| tenor | general drift or meaning |
| proscription | in ancient Rome the publication of the name of someone condemmed to death |
| apparition | a ghost a sudden appearance of an unusual sight or form |
| engender | to produce |
| garland | a wreath of flowers |
| rite | a ceremony for a special occasion especially a relious ceremony |
