| A | B |
|---|
| besieged | v- surrounded in order to capture |
| spoiled | v- damaged |
| perceived | v- became aware of someone |
| prevail | v- to triumph |
| repented | v- regretted or felt sorry about |
| stay | v- to stop |
| pry | v- to look into someone else's business |
| deceive | v- to trick or betray |
| embassy | n- mission or journey with a goal |
| adversary | n- enemy |
| vengeance | -n act of causing harm to someone in return for a wrong or injury |
| covenant | n- solemn agreement not to be broken |
| ward off | v- to keep from striking |
| treacherously | adv- dangerously |
| spoils | n- goods or property seized by winners after a battle |
| rebuke | v- to sharply criticize |
| barb | n- sharp point |
| provender | n- dry food for livestock |
| citadel | n- fortress within a walled city |
| heifer | n- a young cow |
| beseech | v- to ask earnestly |
| wits | n- intelligence |
| skulking | v- to move about stealthily |
| willfull | adj- too bold |
| scabbard | n- case for a sword |
| allies | n- people or countries that work together |
| toiled | v- worked |
| damsel | n- young girl |
| dowry | n- money or property brought by a bride to her husband |
