| A | B |
|---|
| hut | A small simple house or shed; shack |
| brocade | A thick cloth with a rich, raised pattern woven into it |
| weave | To make cloth by passing strands under and over other strands |
| finest | Very good; excellent |
| pursuit | To carry on an activity; keep on doing something |
| assuring | To say positively; declare |
| palace | The oficial residence of a king, queen, or other ruler |
| gratitude | The quality or a feeling of being grateful for some gift, favor, or kindness |
| valley | Long, narrow area of low land between mountains or hills, often with a river running along |
| scorching | To burn superficially so as to discolor or damage the texture of |
| uttering | To express out loud; give out in a voice that can be heard |
| shivering | To shake or tremble from cold, fear or excitement in a way one cannot control |
| outcome | A final result; end |
| steep | Having a sharp slope; rising or falling in a nearly straight line |
| journey | A trip especially over a great distance |
| guidance | The act of guiding or showing the way |
| emerging | To come into view; appear |
| reins | A long leather strap attached to the bit in a horse's mouth and held by the rider to control the horse |
| detected | To discern something hidden or subtle |
| previous | Coming before something else; earlier |
