| A | B |
|---|
| awe | a mix of fear, respect, & wonder |
| cavalier | disregard the rights and feelings of others |
| gall | boldness; nerve |
| grandeur | magnificence |
| haughty | rudely proud in a manner that expresses scorn for others; arrogant |
| monotonous | boring from being always the same |
| cease | stop |
| Thy | your |
| thee | you |
| insolent | disrespectful or rude in speech or conduct |
| deference | courteous, respectful, or flattering regard for another's wishes |
| prostrated | stretched out with the face on the ground |
| convulsed | to shake uncontrolably; in this case, with laughter |
| subdued | to overcome in battle |
| brood | to think long and anxiously about something |
| pavilion | a lightly constructed building serving as a shelter in a park, garden, or athletic field |
| retire | to go away, especially to be alone |
| hast | have you or you have |
| amiss | disrupted; in the wrong way |
| trice | a brief space of time |
| alabaster | a smooth usually white and nearly transparent mineral used for carving |
| ministrations | aid; in this case, massage |
| loggia | a gallery or corridor at ground level, sometimes higher, on the facade of a building and open to the air on one side |
| beribboned | covered in ribbons |
| balustrade | a low wall or barrier |
| labyrinth | maze |
| contemptuous | feeling or showing a lack of respect or concern |
| profusion | plentiful supply; a great quantity |
| colonnade | an evenly spaced row of columns usually supporting the base of a roof structure |
| necropolis | cemetary; "city of the dead" |
| flagstaffs | flagpole |
| pylon | any of various structures, like a tower |
| Bubastis | a city in the Nile delta |
| chamberlain | a chief officer in the household of a ruler |
| quaver | tremble |
