| A | B |
|---|
| conclusion | the final decision or outcome of something |
| Bridle | the straps, bit and reins that are put over the horse’s head to control its movements |
| Dimensions | measurements |
| Faltered | stumbled |
| Cautiously | carefully |
| Pitiless | Having no compassion or sympathy |
| Peculiar | Odd or strange |
| Camphor | A white, strong-smelling substance used in medicine |
| Eager | wanting something very much |
| Blur | to make or become less clear |
| Colander | a bowl with holes for draining food |
| Implored | asked in a humble, gentle way |
| Parson | a minister of the gospel |
| Eddies | currents of air or water running against |
| Insist | to take a strong stand |
| Mercy | kind treatment when it is not deserved |
| Risky | dangerous |
| Cavernous | resembling a deep hole in a rock |
| Extraordinary | so unusual as to be remarkable |
| Vivid | very clear |
| Straddle | to throw one’s legs on each side of something |
| Vigorous | lively |
| Embankment | a mound of dirt that holds back water or holds |
