| A | B |
|---|
| remnants | remaining persons or things |
| penury | extreme poverty |
| haughty | arrogant |
| pernicious | causing great injury or ruin |
| augumenting | increasing; enlarging |
| transgression | wrongdoing; sin |
| grievance | injustice; compliant |
| heretics | those who hold brief to the teachings of the church |
| kinsman | relatives |
| cunning | cleverness; clyness |
| veriable | changable; inconstant |
| procure | get, obtained |
| vile | worthless; cheep; low |
| sallow | of a sticky yellowish-pale color |
| waverer | pne who changed or is unsteady |
| lamentable | distressed; sad |
| unwieldy | awkward; clumsy |
| gallant | brave; noble |
| fray | noisy fight |
| martial | military |
| agile | quick and easy at movement |
| exile | banish |
| tedious | tiresome and boring |
| eloquence | speech that is vivid, forceful, graceful, and persuasive |
| fickle | changable |
| abhors | distests - intensly dislikes |
| pensive | thinking deeply or seriously |
| vial | a small bottle containing medicain or other liquids |
| enjoined | ordered |
| dismal | causing gloom or misery |
| loathsome | disgusting |
| pilgramage | long journey |
| sepulcher | tomb |
| ambiguities | statements or events whose meanings are unclear |
| scourge | whip or other instrument for inflickting punishment |
