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| a young boy who serves a royal person |
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| when the sky is gray and cloudy |
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| the punishment somebody receives for breaking the rules |
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| when you're sorry about something that happened |
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| when you look on the good side of things |
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| a person who is in charge of a country |
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| when a person is held by the police or other officers of the law |
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| a woman whose husband is dead |
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| a tool that puts a special mark on a piece of paper |
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| the opposite of proud and conceited |
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| when you show that you are sad about a person's death |
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| a lord, lady, or a member of the royal family |
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| a male servant who's in charge of other servants |
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| to act with confidence and good manners |
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| the son of a king or queen |
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| a large fight that involves a mob |
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| someone who pretends to be somebody else |
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| What were the two main classes of people in England during the 1500's? |
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| the poor ate vegetables, but the rich ate meat. |
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| How was the poor people's food different from the rich people's food? |
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| Electricity wasn't discovered yet. |
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| Why didn't the houses have electricity? |
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| the Lords Mayor's Banquet |
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| What banquet is Tom supposed to attend? |
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| He was warm and could sleep. |
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| Why was Edward so happy when he was under the blankets? |
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| He had forced him to become a hermit. |
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| Why was the old man mad at Henry the Eighth? |
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| Who might try to poison a prince? |
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| Someone who wants to be king. |
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| How was the prince's barge decorated? |
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| With large shields and silk streamers. |
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| Who was the Tudor ruler when William Shakespeare wrote plays and poems? |
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| How did Miles's father and Arthur become free from the terror of Hugh? |
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| What did Tom use the seal for? |
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| The firstborn son of the English king or Queen was called the __________. |
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| _________ taught Tom to read and write. |
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| __________ official title was The Prince of Wales. |
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| ________ had been trained in the use of swords and other battle weapons. |
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| ______ was the messenger boy. |
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| Miles' castle was named _________. |
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| _______ job was to be whipped if the prince did poorly in his studies. |
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| The _______ had to pay two pennies for rent. |
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