het er o ge'ne ous (217) widely different. hi a'tus es (155) intervals, spaces where something is missing. hitch'er (178) a knot for fastening a boat to a landing-place. hos'tler (hos'ler) (130) one who takes care of horses. hotel' (256) in France, a public mansion or residence of a person of rank. hu'mor (369) here, a passing fancy, a mood. hus'band ry (349) careful management, thrift, a word derived from husband, which meant originally house manager. hy per-ob tru'sive (272) more than easily seen, very plainly evident. il lu'so ry (223) deceiving. im me mo'ri al (27) beyond any one's memory. im'mi nent (14) threatening, full of danger. im mingled (301) blended together. im'po tent (16) powerless, weak. im pu'ni ty (58) freedom from punishment. in ap'pli ca ble (264) unsuitable. in can ta'tion (196) a magic spell that is sung or chanted to produce enchantment. in cle'ment (72) rough, stormy. (217) inappropriate, in con'gru ous unsuitable. in con se quen'tial (124) unimportant. in con'ti nent ly (334) immediately. in corpo rat ed (219) made a part of, united. in cred'u lous (331) unbelieving. in-cres'cent (292) increasing, growing larger, applied to the first half of the moon. in dem'ni fy (187) to make up for a loss. in di rec'tion (367) unfair or dishonorable means. in fat u a'tion (14) folly. in gre'di ents (197) the materials of which a thing is made. in sin'u at ing (190) winning favor gradually, usually by flattery or by implying evil of others. in spir'it ing (55) inspiring, encouraging. in'sti gates (119) leads to, encourages. in'ter im (229) meantime. in ter'mi na ble (333) endless. in ter posed' (254) interrupted. in terred' (357) buried. in tim'i dat ed (333) frightened, terrified by force. in tri'guant (268) a trickster, a plotter. i so la'tion (63) separation from others, loneliness. is'sue (57) end, conclusion. jeop'ard ized (254) exposed to danger. jo cos'i ty (314) joking. jousts (justs) (291) mock battles. ju di'cial (134) belonging to, or characteristic of, a judge. junc'tures (223) intervals of time. jun'ket ing (186) merry-making. jux ta po si'tion (255) nearness, being placed side by side. la'bor (292) here, to make a person work hard. la'dy-smocks (342) the cuckoo flower, or ragged robin. lam'bent (37) light, flickering. lanc'es (170) long pointed spears. lau're ate (285) originally meant crowned with laurel, the sign of the victor. It has therefore come to mean distinguished, famous. In England the title of poet laureate is one granted by the king to the most distinguished poet of the land. leer (185) a sidelong glance. Lent-li'ly (300) daffodil. li'cense (34) freedom, here, abused freedom. li'chens (li'kens) (92) plants or fungi, which grow on rocks and on the bark of trees. lief'er (301) rather. lieu (lū) (187) place, in lieu of, instead of, in place of. lin'go (90) language, speech. lit'ter (147) brood. luc'es (343) fleur-de-lis, lilies. lu'pins (94) a plant with large blue, white, red, or purple flowers. lynx (254) like a lynx or wildcat, sharp, keen. main (72) ocean. man til'la (203) a scarf or veil of lace, covering the head and falling over the shoulders, worn in Spain. march'es (303) meadows. mart (365) to trade. ma te'ri al ism (63) a tendency to care only for bodily needs and comforts, without thought for the mental or spiritual welfare. may-blossom (295) lily of the valley, pure white. me di a'tion (60) bringing about an agreement, acting a peacemaker. me di o'cre (248) of a middle quality, ordinary. mel lif'lu ous ly (333) sweetly. men'ace (44) a threatening evil. mer'ce na ry (16) serving solely for pay. mer e tri'cious (122) false, deceiving. met'a phor (122) a figure of speech in which a comparison of two things is suggested. met'eth (102) measures. mick'le (341) great, much. mi li'tia (20) a body of citizens enrolled as a regular military force, but not called into active service except in emergencies. mi nute' (261) accurate in every detail. mis cel la'ne ous (211) having special quality of any kind. no mis say' (301) to speak evil of. moat'ed (50) surrounded by a moat or ditch filled with water. This was a method of defense used in medieval castles and towns. mol'li fy (191) to soften, make less rough. mon'o dy (277) a funeral song. mo not'o nous (284) without change or variety. moor (128) waste sandy ground, usually more or less marshy. mo raine' (92) an accumulation of earth and stones carried along by a glacier and deposited either along its sides or at its extremity. mor'bid ly (177) in an unhealthy manner, unnaturally. mul'ti ple (28) many-sided. na'tive (233) here, natural. neth'er most (115) lowest. nig'gard ly (72) stingy, unyielding. non-re mu'ner a tive (44) without salary. no'ta ries (189) public officers, whose duty it is to certify documents. not'ed (364) here, branded with disgrace. nox'ious (44) harmful, dangerous. ob scene' (337) vulgar. on'yx (102) a semi-precious stone, having layers of different colors. or'i flamme (67) a banner. or thog'ra phy (331) spelling. ou'zel (71) the European blackbird, or thrush. o ver ween'ing (18) over-confident, conceited. pale (346) here, fence. pan'nier fuls (pǎn'yer) (72) baskets full. pe'nal (17) inflicting punishment. pe'nalize (41) to make a thing punishable. pen'sive (182) thoughtful. per func'to ry (313) performed merely per'pe trat ing (62) doing, performing. pe ruque' (pě rook') (226) a wig. pied (342) spotted, dotted with color. plau'si ble (34) receiving applause, play'wright (344) a writer of plays. port (226) here, the manner in which a person walks or conducts himself. pre ca'ri ous (96) uncertain, insecure. pre cip'i tate (274) headlong, sudden. pri va'tion (36) need, poverty. pro fun'di ty (265) depth of knowledge pro pen'si ties (186) habits. pro pri'e ty (313) fitness, correctness. prov'en der (187) food for domestic animals, as hay, straw, or oats. pu sil lan'i mous (218) weak, faint- quest (293) a search for knightly quips (314) bright. clever sayings. rad'i cal ness (272) state of being rail'ler y (321) merriment. re cherché (rẽ sher’shā′) (267) rare, re cu'per a tive (34) restoring to ref'u geed (130) to seek safety. re pute' (183) good reputation, fame. re vil'er (298) one who abuses or rid (364) driven out. rig'or ous (205) severe, harsh. ruth (299) pity. sa'ble (86) black. sa'bres (114) swords. sanc'tu a ries (84) sacred or holy places, san'dal-wood (193) a fragrant yellow sap'phire (102) a precious stone, se dan'-chair (184) a chair or covered se'quence (120) order of events, suc- se ques'tered (75) hidden, secluded. shale (96) rock formed of clay or mud sham'bles (16) a place for slaughter- shrew (297) a small animal like a sim'u la cre (219) from simulacrum, a slat'tern (186) an untidy woman. speir'in (313) asking. spit (154) a slender pointed rod on stat'u a (361) statue. strait (144) narrow. sub'tle (sut'l) (82) here, hard to fol- sub'tle ty (216) craft, cleverness. suf fused' (37) filled. su per'flu ous (207) unnecessary. su per nat'u ral (107) above the nat- sup'ple (190) bending to the wishes of others, sly, cunning. sur mis'ing (341) guessing. to'paz (102) a precious stone, usually tour'ney (292) tournament, a contest tra di' tion a ry (198) founded on a tran scend'ent (26) supreme, sur- trin'i ty (133) a union of three. u na nim'i ty (25) state of being of one un dis tin'guished (211) ordinary. un pe dan'tic (27) not trying to dis- un pro vin'cial (27) not confined to a vap'id (45) lifeless, stupid. var'let (190) a low fellow, a scoundrel. ver'sa tile (28) turning with ease from viv i fi ca'tion (217) being brought to vo cif'er at ing (228) crying loudly. wan'toned (71) played. whist (346) quiet, still. whorls (77) turns, spirals, |