by Olive McFarland
peculiar
one of the veins of an insect’s wing
disintegration
a
kind of lottery, or game of chance
hence, anything of
value
1, to scold; 2, to tease
a ragged,
disreputable fellow
extreme
violence; fury; 3, enthusiasm; great eagerness
furious force or effect; as, a fever rages
a common garden flower
with jagged edges
a dealer in rags, bones, and junk
the destruction of the world
in which all perish but a few
to revive
cold, obey
stop,
peculiar
popular
a cause of
fever
deeply and
regularly
formed spies
lot of Jericho who, having hidden the har-
was spared
night excursion
also, a
1
2
strong wings
good-humored banter
falling
the fall
a fall
to fall
to fall
bestow freely; as,
blessings
any brilliant array of colors
but passing quickly; iridescent; many-colored
burn, cut, focus;