Final Review Flashcards by Marcia Young | Brainscape

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rude; uncivil

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impertinent

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opening

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embrasure

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showing sorrow or pity

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ruefully

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alongside

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abreast

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a fortified tower within the walls of the castle

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keep

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pie formed with meat or fish

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pasty

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one of Sir Peter’s archers at Lindsay

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Adam the bowman

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friar of St. Mark’s who cared for Robin

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Brother Luke

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broken through

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breached

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plunging

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dousing

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very hungry

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famished

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delay; dwadle

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linger

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deceptive; dangerous

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treacherous

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iron gate of a city or castle

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portcullis

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the gatekeeper at Lindsay

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Alat-at-gate

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the sport of hunting with a hawk

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hawking

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Sir Peter’s blacksmith

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William Wise

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soliders stationed in a fortified place

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garrison

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a raised platform at one end of the great hall

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dais

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Sir Peter’s cousin and neighbor

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Sir Hugh Fitzhugh

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“Tis the Feast of Christmas, and thou has found the door in thy wall.”

Who said this?

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Brother Luke

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“Tis the Feast of Christmas, and thou has found the door in thy wall.”

To whom was the speaker speaking?

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Robin

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impertinent

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rude; uncivil

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embrasure

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opening

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ruefully

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showing sorrow or pity

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abreast

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alongside

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breached

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broken through

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dousing

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plunging

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famished

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very hungry

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linger

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delay; dwadle

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treacherous

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deceptive; dangerous

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portcullis

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iron gate of a city or castle