dan ger:  risk. de li cious:  pleasing to the taste. de nied:  disowned. depths:  deep part of sea. de stroy:  break up; kill. dis tress:  suffering of mind. dock:  a place between piers where vessels may anchor.  Don al (D~on’ al):  an Irish lad. dor mouse (dor mous’):  a small animal that looks like a squirrel. drought (drout):  want of water. dub:  call. dumps:  low spirits.

eaves:  overhanging lower edges of a roof. em bers:  smouldering ashes. em per or:  ruler of an empire. em press:  wife of an emperor; a female ruler. en chant ed:  bewitched. en e my:  foe. es tab lish:  to found. ex act ly:  completely. ex haust ed:  tired, worn out. ex tend ing:  reaching.

fam ine:  scarcity of food. fes ti val:  a time of feasting. flax:  a slender plant with blue flowers, used to make thread and cloth. fol ly:  foolishness. foot man:  a man servant. forge:  a place with its furnace where metal is heated and hammered into
    different shapes.
fra grance:  sweetness. free dom:  independence, liberty.

gauz y:  like gauze, thin.  Got ham (Got am):  a village in Old England, commonly called G=o tham. grate ful:  thankful. groom:  a servant in charge of horses. guard:  one that guards; a watch.

hail ing:  calling. har bor:  a protected body of water where vessels may anchor safely. haught y:  proud. her ald:  a messenger.  Ho ang ti (H=o ang tee):  an emperor of China. hoar y:  white. horse-chest nut:  a tree. hu man:  like men. hu mor:  mood, disposition.

in no cent:  guiltless. in spect:  examine. in stant ly:  at once. in vent ed:  made.

jest:  joke. ju ni per:  an evergreen, tree. jus tice:  right treatment.

king dom:  country belonging to king or queen. kirk:  church. knight:  a mounted man-at-arms.

lad en:  loaded. la ment ed:  wailed, wept. lin en:  thread or cloth made of flax. lodge:  dwelling place; wigwam. loom:  a machine for weaving threads into cloth. lus cious:  delicious.

Man i tou (too):  a name given by the Indians to the “Great Spirit,” or God. marsh es:  swamps. mer cy:  pity, kindness. min is ter:  a pastor, a clergyman. mis for tune:  bad fortune. moc ca sin:  Indian shoes. moor:  to secure in place, as a vessel:  a great tract of waste land. moult ed:  shed feathers.

no bles:  lords. nurs er y:  play room for children.

o blige:  do a favor. o rang ou tang:  a kind of ape. or der ly:  regular; in order.

page:  a youth training for knighthood. pas try (p=as):  article of food made with crust of paste (or dough) as a
    pie.
peas ant (p~es):  a tiller of the soil. pe can:  a kind of nut.  Pe kin duck:  a large, creamy white duck. pest:  a nuisance.  Phi le mon (F=i l=e’ mon):  a Greek peasant. pil lar:  a support. pin ing:  drooping; longing. pound:  a piece of English money, equal to about $5.00 in United States
    money.
prai rie:  an extensive tract of level or rolling land.