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| 3. | page 27 paragraph 1--- brilliance of success, |
| 4. | page 27 paragraph 1--- easily seen or noticed |
| 7. | page 24 paragraph 4--- to supply land with water by artificial means, |
| 8. | page 25 paragraph 4--- a building, especially one of large size or imposing appearance |
| 9. | page 17 paragraph 2--- long drawers extending below the skirt |
| 10. | page 24 paragraph 4--- disturbed, as in one's composure or self-possession |
| 13. | page25 paragraph1--- man or boy having traits, tastes, habits, etc. |
| 14. | page 25 paragraph 1--- any cause of ruin |
| 15. | page 16 paragraph 5--- to work out carefully or minutely; develop to perfection. |
| 18. | page 24 paragraph 1--- body going into a seizer |
| 19. | page 18 paragraph 1--- odd or unnatural in shape |
| 21. | page17 paragrapg 1--- help out general |
| 23. | page 25 paragraph 1---to make sore by rubbing |
| 24. | page 16 paragraph 8--- a lump or mass, especially of earth or clay. |
| 25. | page 27 paragraph 1--- worthy of notice or attention |
| 26. | page 17 paragraph 3--- surreptitiously or by stealth |
| 27. | page 18 paragraph1--- the sill of a doorway |
| 28. | page17 paragraph---directed toward home: |
