| A | B |
|---|
| village | a small town |
| cottage | a simple building found usually in woods |
| bridge | lets people and vehicles cross streams and rivers; (you walk or drive on it!) |
| fence | a wall surrounding a building |
| strange | different; unusual |
| chance | a try or attempt |
| twice | two times |
| cage | a construction made to imprison a person or animal |
| change | to make different |
| carriage | a vehicle pulled by horses or oxen |
| glance | to look at quickly |
| ridge | a raised or elevated part or area |
| manage | to look after and make decisions about |
| damage | to break or harm |
| since | from a definite past time until now |
| marriage | an act of marrying; a wedding ceremony |
| edge | the line where an object or surface begins or ends |
| lodge | a house set apart for residence in a special season |
| cabbage | a garden plant related to the turnips and mustards |
| dodge | to move out of the way |
| fleece | the undercoat of a sheep |
| fragrance | a pleasant smell |
| homage | to pay respect to |
| fringe | being just outside an area |
| excellence | of high quality |
