| A | B |
|---|
| bequeath | to leave to or pass on to, as in a will |
| bower | a pleasant shady place under trees or climbing plants in a garden or wood |
| brake | a dense group of brushes or trees |
| chide | to scold |
| chink | a narrow opening, such as a crack |
| consecrated | sacred |
| derision | scorn |
| enamored | inspired with love; captivated |
| entreat | to beg |
| kindred | relatives |
| knavery | dishonesty or trickery |
| lamenting | regretting deeply; mourning, expressly sorrow |
| rebuke | to criticize or reprove sharply; reprimand |
| recompense | payment |
| sojourn | to stay somewhere for a while |
| spurn | to reject |
