| A | B |
|---|
| conjure | to call up by magic |
| adjacent | inext to or adjoining |
| invocation | an appeal of prayer to a higher power |
| discourse | to talk or speak with reasoning |
| entreat | to ask or implore earnestly |
| bestride | to straddle or to spep over |
| wherefore | why, a purpose, cause or reason |
| prorogue | postponed, ended or shortened |
| perjure | to testify falsely; lying |
| impute | to attribute to or give credit to |
| idolatry | blind admiration or devotion to a god or idol |
| repose | rest or relaxation; peace |
| procure | to provide or arrange for; to obtain |
| intercession | petition or intervention on another's behalf |
| rancor | hatred or deep seated ill will |
| lamentable | sorrowful |
| driveling | talking or uttering silly or foolish things |
| moderately | temperately or not all consuming; in moderation |
| wanton | merciless; immoral |
| vanity | hollow-pursuit of mortal delights |
