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| to give false or misleading appearance to; conceal the truth or real nature of. |
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| affording unobstructed passage or view;to clarify or show the way. |
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| inspired as if by a demon,indwelling spirit,or genius. |
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| to close ones eyes to; to ignore; to act as if an event hadn't occured. |
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| having a comparitively sharp point; Having an end tapering to a point. |
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| a false and malicious statement designed to injure the reputation of someone or something |
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| to excite or arouse agreeably;to tickle by stroking lightly |
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| to move sideways; to advance in an unobtrusive, furtive, or coy way |
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| shrewd;knowing;sagacious;caucious;careful |
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| an imaginary demon or evil spirit supposed to descend upon sleeping persons; a nightmare |
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| a doll;sometimes used for voodoo |
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| to lose heart or courage in difficulty or danger; to shrink with fear;game bird |
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| gladly;willingly;dear, beloved;treasured |
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| generally awkward or clumsy; absurd or foolish |
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| unrestrained or excessive indulgence of sexual desire. |
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| A representation of an abstract or spiritual meaning through concrete or meterial forms;figurative treatment of one subject under the guise of another. |
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| a pretense of having a virtuous character, moral or religious beliefs or principles,etc. that one does not really possess. |
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| steadfast adherence to strict moral or ethical code |
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| an act of cursing or reviling God |
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| suffers from baseless or excessive suspicion of the motives of others |
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| a form of government in which God or a deity is recognized as the supreme civil ruler, the God's or deity's laws being interpreted by authorities. |
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| statement or proposition that seems self contradictory or absurd but in reality expresses a possible truth. |
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| A severe, searching test or trial |
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| disposed or inclined to revenge;vengeful; proceeding from or showing a revengeful spirit |
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| a deliberative or administrative council |
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| characterized by arguement or controversy |
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| removal from an office or position |
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| something not capable of being perceived by the senses |
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| showing respectful submission or yield to judgement |
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| shameless or impudent boldness;barefaced audacity |
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| free from moral blemish or impurity, free from fault or flaw |
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| sudden sensation or onset of faintnessor illness especiallyof nasea. |
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| complete and confirmed integrity;uprightness |
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| complete and confirmed integrity;uprightness |
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| intensive;made hard;unsympathetic |
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| extremely thin and bony; haggard and drawn,as from great hunger,weariness;bleak or GRIM PLACES |
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| to move or act clumsily and in confusion |
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| utterly unyielding in attitude or opinion in spie of all appeals, urgings,etc. |
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| the act of disputing or debating; verbal controversy;debate or discussion |
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| gallow with a projecting arm,which dead bodies of criminals were hung and left suspended after execution. |
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*bad with children
*disliked
*middle 40's
*spent some yrs. as merchant in Barbados
*Not liked b/c always preaches damnation
*Always wants more |
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*Parris' servant from Barbados
*In her 40's
*Ruth sent to her to raise dead babies
*Accused of being a witch
*Sang songs and danced with girls in woods. |
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*17yrs old
*orphan
*Beautiful
*Used to work for Goody Proctor
*loves John Proctor |
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*About 17 yrs old
*Reports to Parris about Dr. advice |
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*Can find no cure for betty
*Says to look for unnatural things |
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*(rich snobby rude out to get others)
*heard from Collins betty flew
*Brother in law denied ministry(=revenge)James Bayley
*7 babies died
*Ruth only surviving child |
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*Land owner
*About 50 yrs. old
*Son of the richest man in the village
*Bitter
*Feels superior to others |
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| Elizabeth "Goody" Proctor |
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*Put Abigail out for an affair w/mr.P
*New servant=Mary Warren |
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*Also "sick" from devil
*Cried out @ trial against Rebecca
*Sent 2 Tituba to talk to dead siblings |
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*From Beverly
*"expert" on demons,devil,etc. |
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*Putnam's servant
*18yrs. old
*fat, merciless
*danced naked |
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*17yrs. old
*servant
*suspected will tell (cowardly)
*proctor's servant |
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*Parris' daughter
*mother dead
*"sick" from devil |
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*wife accused
*accuse wife of reading books
*83yrs old |
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*72 yrs. old
*highly respected
*11 children |
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*Highly respected
*unofficial judge
*had 300 acres of land
*started out renting land
*had land war with putnam |
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| 25,000 slaves moved to kansas as group=protection |
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| friend of blacks, Union General taught blacks to read |
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| congress wants 10% plan to b 50% plan and promised protection of emancipation 1864 |
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| Reconstruction Proclamation |
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| 1865 took away the right of 1000's of confederates to vote(w/property over $20000) Required state conventions to uphold loyalty and emancipation COMPLY=SWIFTLY READMITTED |
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| attempts to keep black in slave like position. 1st to pass 1865=Miss.&harshest most leniant=Georgia |
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| ex vice president of the Confederacy brainy leader.. S. needed these leaders=under indictment for treason |
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| 1866 Johnson vetoes it.. they still pass it. 2 give blacks citizenship rights |
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| led radicals in Senate fight for racial equality |
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| in the house of rep. most pwrful leader, friend of blacks, on Committee of Reconstruction |
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| Response to race riots 1867 divides S. into 5 districts patrolled by military. 20,000 soldiers |
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| tribunals cannot try civilians whree civil courts are open |
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