| A | B |
|---|
| formation | formal arrangement |
| compensate | to provide with an equivalent |
| rifle | gun or to file through |
| pondered | think carefully |
| ventured | taking a journey |
| pitiable | deserving of sorrow |
| insolence | bold or rude behavior |
| vexing | to irritate or annoy |
| entiltle | give rights or claim to something |
| sedition | rebellion against a government |
| sentry | a soldier or guard |
| inquire | to obtain information through questioning |
| sustenance | means of sustaining life |
| prattle | chatter or babble |
| conjure | to influence or affect;bring on |
| wench | a country or working girl |
| flogged | to beat with a whip |
| proprietor | the owner of a business |
| gravely | seriously or severely |
| unsheathe | to take out from a covering |
| apoplexy | a stroke |
| berth | a sleeping space on a ship |
| passel | a group of unknown number |
| surly | loud and rude |
| gentry | upper class people |
| impudence | being rude and insolent |
| privy | outhouse |
| conferred | consulting together |
| pestilence | a deadly disease |
| contrived | obviously planned or forced |
