| A | B |
| abed | in bed |
| pantry | a small room in which food, dishes, silverware, or table linene is kept |
| pallet | bed of straw; poor bed |
| brass | yellowish metal that is an alloy of copper and zinc |
| fetch | go and get; bring |
| idle | useless; worthless |
| snort | force the breath violently through the nose with a loud, harsh sound |
| alley | narrow back street in a town or city |
| voyage | journey by water |
| tale | falsehood; lie |
| roly-poly | short and plump |
| seize | take hold of suddenly; clutch; grasp |
| pier | structure extending into the water, used as a walk or a landing place for ships |
| chicken coop | small cage or pen for chickens |
| copper | tough, reddish-brown metallic element |
| faint | lose consciousness temporarily |
| cloak | a loose outer garment with or without sleeves |
| cheek | side of the face below either eye |
| petticoat | skirt worn beneath a dress or outer skirt |
| admiral | the commander of a navy or fleet |
| moan | long, low sound of suffering |
| daring | bold; feerless; courageous |
| servant | person employed in a household, such as a cook or maid |
| overboard | from a ship or boat into the water |
| chest | large box with a lid, used for holding things |
| grin | broad smile |
| knocker | hinged knob, ring, or the like, usually made of iron or brass |
| foolish | without sense; unwise; silly |
| fret | be unhappy, discontented or worried |
| dodge | avoid by jumping or moving to one side |
| shiver | shook with cold or fear |
| Bermuda | group of British islands off the coast of the United States |
| sand bank | ridge of sand |
| kettle | any metal container used for boiling liquids |
| edge | line or place where something ends or begins |
| deck | one of the floors or platforms extending from side to side of a ship |
| well | hole dug or bored in the ground to get water |
| moss | very small, soft plants that grow like carpet on ground, rocks or trees |
| quarrel | an angry dispute; a fight with words |
| island | body of land surrounded by water |