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| gov of state by immediate divine guidance or by church officials who are regarded as divinely guided |
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| concealing the facts; hiding under false pretence |
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| free from moral impurity' pure |
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| persons who put on false appearences of virtue or religion |
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| strange'unusual, portentous |
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| a state of lawlessness or political disorder due to the absence of governmental authority |
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| to avoid answering correctly |
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| in manner of showing respect to superior or elder |
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| returning like for like or vegeance for an injury |
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| manner or content of thinking characteristic |
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| true but contradicts common sense |
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| tremble, shudder with fear |
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| socially acceptable behavior and speech |
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| affect by witchcraft' spell |
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| summoned a devil or spirit by invocation or incantation |
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| group or secret faction, clique |
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| sources of utter disgust or intense dislike |
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| nonsense unmeaningful language |
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| preceding a surname -usually married women of lowly station |
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| whining, sniffeling, tearful etc |
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| respect and esteem due to elder or superior |
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| soemthing that couses wonder or astonishment |
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| event guided by god or divine leader |
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| possessed by demon satanatic |
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| supporting with evidence or authority |
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| ruined, destroyed, rep. hopes etc. |
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| timorous uncertain agitation |
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| strange, relating to witchcraft |
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| servile, cinging manner of on every ocncious of a subordinate position |
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| members of party faction or cause |
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| to make berrer or more tolerable |
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| a sworn statement in writing that made especially under oath or on affirmation beforean authorized magistrate or officer |
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| testimony taken dowm under writing an oath. |
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| misgiving: feeling of uneasiness in conscience |
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| latin: "by the fact self" |
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| pace a mnner or rate of movement or progress |
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| in manner of feeling no emotion |
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| tool used for boring or drilling holes |
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| skeptically : with disbelief |
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| gallows, used for hanging |
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