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"lemma","pos","cefr_level","coverage_rank","context_sentence","context_sentence_zh","definition_zh"
"considerable","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1301","And those ranks were considerable indeed.","",""
"supply","Noun","UNKNOWN","1302","Finally, he and Thagraine, carrying their supplies, slipped down the rope off the side of the Windrunner into the boat, Pimaninicuit looming large before them.","",""
"pouch","Noun","UNKNOWN","1303","Avelyn placed them in a bag, and in it he placed, as well, a small pouch of tiny carnallites, the one stone whose magic could be brought forth only a single time.","",""
"shatter","Verb","UNKNOWN","1304","Half-crazed, his entire world shattered, Avelyn understood.","",""
"darkfern","Noun","UNKNOWN","1305","""And the darkfern is tall this season.""
Juraviel nodded.","",""
"bowstring","Noun","UNKNOWN","1306","Elbryan held his pose, his bowstring fully drawn and perfectly steady.","",""
"axe","Noun","UNKNOWN","1307","Grim Elbryan retrieved the axe from the side of his pack and finished the task at hand.","",""
"yerself","Noun","UNKNOWN","1308","""Too much faith in yerself,"" the centaur clarified.","",""
"future","Adjective","A2","1309","And Elbryan cried for himself, his future bleak and uncertain.","",""
"adult","Noun","A2","1310","Next spring, Elbryan would hunt with the adults, the games of his youth left behind.","",""
"happy","Adjective","A2","1311","She knew it made her happy to be with Connor but also that it terrified her.","",""
"wonderful","Adjective","A2","1312","How wonderful it would be to fly!","",""
"similar","Adjective","B1","1313","She hoped Elbryan would wage a gallant war now, with an outcome similar to her own.","",""
"value","Noun","B1","1314","Faith heeded no proof - indeed the very value of faith was loyalty to beliefs without proof!","",""
"necessary","Adjective","B1","1315","The boy could control it, could find that necessary place of detachment
...","",""
"worth","Verb","B1","1316","Quite a bit of juice might be ruined, but Juraviel figured the loss was worth it.","",""
"brave","Adjective","B1","1317","""Oo, so brave,"" she said sarcastically.","",""
"progress","Verb","B1","1318","The young man paused then to consider the extent of his progress.","",""
"flicker","Verb","UNKNOWN","1319","He noted the tiny flicker of silver in the newcomer's hand, noted that the man held some weapon.","",""
"resolve","Noun","B2","1320","He awoke with the dawn - and with resolve.","",""
"minion","Noun","UNKNOWN","1321","Its thoughts turned from its enemies to those it would summon as minions.","",""
"foul","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1322","What hopes of treasure, what hunger of gold
Hath brought foul beast from caverns deep
To face the Nightbird, to know endless sleep?","",""
"deserve","Verb","UNKNOWN","1323","She wanted to give in to Connor, to give him what he deserved for his patience.","",""
"mistake","Noun","UNKNOWN","1324","If the man made but a single mistake, the mob of villagers would overwhelm him.","",""
"constantly","Adverb","UNKNOWN","1325","She found herself thinking about him constantly, even dreaming about him.","",""
"rich","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1326","Her eyes, huge eyes, were the richest and clearest blue Elbryan had ever seen, like great sponges soaking in the sights of the wide world and reflecting Jilseponie's every mood.","",""
"leaf","Noun","UNKNOWN","1327","Autumn was well advanced, and all the leaves of the deciduous trees, particularly the sugar maples, were bright with colors, shining red and orange and yellow, painting the ridge.","",""
"determinedly","Adverb","UNKNOWN","1328","Elbryan picked his way determinedly, weaving about the bushy evergreens, not even looking back to make sure Pony was keeping up with him.","",""
"reaction","Singular","UNKNOWN","1329","What manner of being could so inspire such a reaction?","",""
"awkward","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1330","But even with all that mass, there was nothing awkward about the young man.","",""
"mock","Noun","UNKNOWN","1331","The dactyl's laughter mocked them.","",""
"type","Noun","UNKNOWN","1332","Old Brody was a snarling type, angry at the world and at his own infirmities, and an easy mark for children, always ready to give chase and never quick enough to make a catch.","",""
"demeanor","Noun","UNKNOWN","1333","Connor's demeanor changed again, suddenly.","",""
"hearth","Noun","UNKNOWN","1334","In the Way the hearth was always blazing, the beds were always soft, and the song was always loud.","",""
"leather","Noun","UNKNOWN","1335","He approached the snared creature boldly, only to find that it had chewed right through the leather bindings.","",""
"brutal","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1336","So he suffered the brutal hours of the day, the fighting in which Quintall almost always bested him.","",""
"trying","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1337","Olwan Wyndon told the tale again in full to the gathering, trying hard not to embellish it.","",""
"cliff","Noun","UNKNOWN","1338","The visible parts of the monastery were impressive; the sea wall alone rose and melted back into the cliff face for more than a mile.","",""
"structure","Noun","UNKNOWN","1339","He marveled at the loose structure of the wood, at the density of the higher room's tile floor.","",""
"accord","Verb","UNKNOWN","1340","As they were positioned according to height, Avelyn Desbris, tall and large-boned, was near the back, with twenty-two before him and only two behind.","",""
"sister","Noun","UNKNOWN","1341","To Cat-the-Stray, his adopted sister, he was always polite, too polite.","",""
"occasional","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1342","She spent all night watching the stars, the gentle drift of Sheila, the occasional lazy cloud.","",""
"courtyard","Noun","UNKNOWN","1343","Jojonah looked back at the courtyard, to Avelyn at work as always as though nothing was amiss.","",""
"detail","Noun","UNKNOWN","1344","At first, Jill thought the new warder more her style, a stickler for detail and duty.","",""
"victim","Noun","B2","1345","On those first two occasions, the hopeful lad had fallen victim to ever more cunning elvish traps.","",""
"settlement","Noun","UNKNOWN","1346","The village was not even walled, as earlier settlements near the Wilderlands had been, and the folk were not well armed.","",""
"gathering","Noun","UNKNOWN","1347","In front of the gathering stood Lady Dasslerond and Belli'mar Juraviel.","",""
"holding","Noun","UNKNOWN","1348","Elbryan looked about; the other two were staggering to their feet, neither holding a weapon.","",""
"bough","Noun","UNKNOWN","1349","Only a coward would shoot from the boughs.","",""
"closed","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1350","That was it, the young man decided as the gentle kiss, their closed mouths barely touching, lingered on and on.","",""
"comfortably","Adverb","UNKNOWN","1351","He was on a mossy bank, a gentle slope that put his head comfortably above his feet.","",""
"vibration","Plural","UNKNOWN","1352","Yes, the dark vibrations were running strong through the stone.","",""
"hopefully","Adverb","UNKNOWN","1353","Elbryan looked at Juraviel hopefully, but the elf just stood, shaking his head.","",""
"pocket","Noun","UNKNOWN","1354","There were no lines of defense anymore, no organized pockets of resistance.","",""
"defend","Verb","UNKNOWN","1355","Cat knew it, and knew that many others would have defended her as well.","",""
"fallen","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1356","Just the birds, feeding on the bodies of her fallen friends.","",""
"dig","Verb","UNKNOWN","1357","Her fingers bled, she felt the heat growing behind her, but she dug on desperately.","",""
"release","Verb","UNKNOWN","1358","The giant released its grip and Elbryan fell to the ground.","",""
"bee","Noun","UNKNOWN","1359","Again he thought of bees - giant bees, perhaps, that stung and stung and flew away.","",""
"heaven","Noun","UNKNOWN","1360","Perhaps he would shine in the heavens above, a fifth light on the girdle of Progos-Behemoth!","",""
"grace","Verb","UNKNOWN","1361","Truly the ranger was a thing of beauty, moving with animal-like grace but with human control.","",""
"intact","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1362","His faith was intact and solid, and so he was not desecrating the memory of his mother.","",""
"possess","Verb","UNKNOWN","1363","Many merchants in Ursal likely possessed stones; the monastery was not averse to selling them.","",""
"slightly","Adverb","UNKNOWN","1364","The young monk nodded slightly.","",""
"distinct","Adjective","B2","1365","Elbryan had the distinct feeling the mist and the treetops were somehow connected.","",""
"tool","Noun","UNKNOWN","1366","At the end of the day, Juraviel revealed a new tool for him, the very cap he wore upon his head.","",""
"conscious","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1367","He staggered down again, was barely even conscious that his hold on the elf was broken.","",""
"retract","PastTense","UNKNOWN","1368","Not even blinking, he reached under his robes, then quickly retracted his hand.","",""
"invite","Verb","UNKNOWN","1369","No longer did the island seem so plush and inviting.","",""
"description","Singular","UNKNOWN","1370","Master Jojonah had called the stone showers ""offerings,"" and to Avelyn, that description seemed exactly wrong.","",""
"appropriate","Adjective","B2","1371","Elbryan chewed on his lip for a moment, trying to find an appropriate response.","",""
"grunt","Noun","UNKNOWN","1372","Elbryan grunted and did not reply.","",""
"pleasure","Noun","UNKNOWN","1373","Suffice it to say that it is for my pleasure, for my curiosity.""","",""
"mental","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1374","One of his will and mental prowess, no doubt, considering the three gifts he carried.","",""
"natural","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1375","This was a place of natural noises: running streams, cackling birds, and chattering animals.","",""
"inevitably","Adverb","UNKNOWN","1376","That notion inevitably led her back to images of her own childhood, of her mother ...","",""
"extra","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1377","Even the extra privileges did little to improve the mood of the increasingly surly crew.","",""
"property","Noun","UNKNOWN","1378","He knew its reputed properties, of course, but he had never attempted to use them.","",""
"suspicion","Plural","UNKNOWN","1379","The look the stocky man gave him in reply did little to allay the monk's mounting suspicions.","",""
"wickedly","Adverb","UNKNOWN","1380","Brother Justice stopped and smiled wickedly.","",""
"worry","Verb","UNKNOWN","1381","For now, the elf could only worry.","",""
"wince","Verb","UNKNOWN","1382","The danger has passed.""
Elbryan winced at the reference to the tragedy of Dundalis.","",""
"perception","Plural","UNKNOWN","1383","His mind fought against that perception.","",""
"recover","Verb","UNKNOWN","1384","The powrie got to the monk, but Avelyn had recovered now.","",""
"tighten","Verb","UNKNOWN","1385","A second, smaller dorsal fin joined the first in its tightening ring.","",""
"harmony","Noun","UNKNOWN","1386","CHAPTER 47 One Harmony
The night was still, and undeniably beautiful.","",""
"exact","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1387","He remembered the emotional torture the execution had exacted on Thagraine, the restlessness.","",""
"pleased","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1388","Pettibwa left Fellowship Way to her, even partially, Grady would not be pleased.","",""
"streak","Noun","UNKNOWN","1389","Lines of sweat streaked the ranger's face and his breath came in short gasps.","",""
"chop","Verb","UNKNOWN","1390","Now the monk did come on fiercely, chopping at the staff as if he meant to snap it in half.","",""
"crewmen","Noun","UNKNOWN","1391","The twitchy little man looked across the open deck, past the staring eyes of the crewmen, to the tall, regal figure of Captain Adjonas.","",""
"encounter","Noun","UNKNOWN","1392","Had their encounter really been special to Dansally?","",""
"flank","Noun","UNKNOWN","1393","He sensed that at least two had broken away, moving out of the stream to flank him front and back.","",""
"prospect","Noun","UNKNOWN","1394","His dreams were not content, though, not with the prospects of a magic-wielding assassin nearby.","",""
"intrigue","Verb","UNKNOWN","1395","Jill watched him for a fete moments, honestly intrigued.","",""
"compel","Verb","UNKNOWN","1396","Yet he could not deny the tug of that lone, smoking mountain, calling to him, compelling him .","",""
"loom","Gerund","UNKNOWN","1397","And here, before him, loomed the threat, the same threat.","",""
"pop","Verb","UNKNOWN","1398","Avelyn's eyes popped open, the man staring into the ugly face of the giant.","",""
"shark","Noun","UNKNOWN","1399","He saw it, then - a dorsal fin sticking fully two feet out of the water - and though he had never seen or heard of sharks before, he could well imagine the horrors that lay beneath the telltale fin.","",""
"paw","Noun","UNKNOWN","1400","Bradwarden pawed hard at the ground.","",""
"lemma","pos","cefr_level","coverage_rank","global_frequency","context_sentence","context_sentence_zh","definition_zh"
"horde","Noun","UNKNOWN","1301","12","Several frightened men ran right over its back as it tumbled, a horde of shrieking goblins close on their heels.","",""
"considerable","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1302","12","Avelyn noted the considerable bag, of stones at his belt and the grayish graphite he held in his hand.","",""
"pouch","Noun","UNKNOWN","1303","12","Avelyn placed them in a bag, and in it he placed, as well, a small pouch of tiny carnallites, the one stone whose magic could be brought forth only a single time.","",""
"shatter","Verb","UNKNOWN","1304","12","Half-crazed, his entire world shattered, Avelyn understood.","",""
"darkfern","Noun","UNKNOWN","1305","12","The darkfern landed upright and held for a moment, then slowly tumbled to the side into Juraviel's waiting hands.","",""
"bowstring","Noun","UNKNOWN","1306","12","Elbryan pulled the bowstring back with all his strength; Hawkwing's three feathers were as wide apart as they could go.","",""
"axe","Noun","UNKNOWN","1307","12","Grim Elbryan retrieved the axe from the side of his pack and finished the task at hand.","",""
"yerself","Noun","UNKNOWN","1308","12","Hear me now, because I would not lie to ye, I'd have no reason to lie to ye: ye did right in running, in taking the stones, even in killing the man who meant to kill yerself.","",""
"future","Adjective","A2","1309","11","A line of drool hung low from the dactyl's mouth as it considered its former and future allies, its army of woe.","",""
"adult","Noun","A2","1310","11","Next spring, Elbryan would hunt with the adults, the games of his youth left behind.","",""
"happy","Adjective","A2","1311","11","Whatever her personal problems, the sight of Graevis and Pettibwa so animated and so sincerely happy warmed her heart.","",""
"wonderful","Adjective","A2","1312","11","That feeling, too, seemed something out of her past, something wonderful and terrifying all at once.","",""
"similar","Adjective","B1","1313","11","Handed two similar stones, Avelyn could quickly discern which was the stronger.","",""
"value","Noun","B1","1314","11","Faith heeded no proof - indeed the very value of faith was loyalty to beliefs without proof!","",""
"necessary","Adjective","B1","1315","11","They learned how to tie ropes in a variety of ways, knots necessary for the many uses aboard a sailing vessel.","",""
"deliver","Verb","B1","1316","11","The powrie advanced on the sobbing woman, its hand raised to deliver another heavy blow.","",""
"worth","Verb","B1","1317","11","Cat decided that it wasn't worth arguing.","",""
"brave","Adjective","B1","1318","11","He was indeed brave - it was no act - and would willingly face whatever enemy he found without fear of his own death.","",""
"progress","Verb","B1","1319","11","The young man paused then to consider the extent of his progress.","",""
"flicker","Verb","UNKNOWN","1320","11","Elbryan felt totally alone, yet one with the universe, a small part of majesty, a small but endless flicker in eternity.","",""
"fiery","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1321","11","Though she didn't understand its source, Tuntun watched the growing spectacle of the fiery avalanche with satisfaction.","",""
"resolve","Noun","B2","1322","11","Gradually, though, his resolve drained away and so did his strength.","",""
"minion","Noun","UNKNOWN","1323","11","Elbryan winced as the fire flared to life, as if expecting all the minions of the dactyl to descend upon him.","",""
"foul","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1324","11","Hath brought foul beast from caverns deep","",""
"deserve","Verb","UNKNOWN","1325","11","Let the younger boys and girls see him then, and afford him the respect he deserved, and let the older men see that the village, under his watchful eye, had fared well in their absence.","",""
"mistake","Noun","UNKNOWN","1326","11","If the man made but a single mistake, the mob of villagers would overwhelm him.","",""
"constantly","Adverb","UNKNOWN","1327","11","Half an hour passed uneventfully, Elbryan walking and looking about, constantly awed by the beauty and the.","",""
"rich","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1328","11","The rest of his dress, though weathered, was rich, particularly a golden brocade and jewel-studded baldric.","",""
"leaf","Noun","UNKNOWN","1329","11","Fiery rocks streaked down before the cave entrance, slicing holes in the wide leaves of trees and bushes.","",""
"determinedly","Adverb","UNKNOWN","1330","11","All the while, he was circling in toward the heart of the grove, moving determinedly toward the ruined cairn.","",""
"awkward","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1331","11","Both were large boned, but Avelyn was gawky and awkward, whereas Quintall was muscular, a fine athlete.","",""
"mock","Noun","UNKNOWN","1332","11","The dactyl laughed at him, mocking his words and his courage, making him feel like an insignificant thing.","",""
"type","Noun","UNKNOWN","1333","11","Old Brody was a snarling type, angry at the world and at his own infirmities, and an easy mark for children, always ready to give chase and never quick enough to make a catch.","",""
"demeanor","Noun","UNKNOWN","1334","11","Connor's demeanor changed again, suddenly.","",""
"hearth","Noun","UNKNOWN","1335","11","In the Way the hearth was always blazing, the beds were always soft, and the song was always loud.","",""
"leather","Noun","UNKNOWN","1336","11","He approached the snared creature boldly, only to find that it had chewed right through the leather bindings.","",""
"brutal","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1337","11","So he suffered the brutal hours of the day, the fighting in which Quintall almost always bested him.","",""
"trying","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1338","11","Olwan Wyndon told the tale again in full to the gathering, trying hard not to embellish it.","",""
"cliff","Noun","UNKNOWN","1339","11","With the malachite, he floated gently over cliffs that any pursuing monks would spend hours climbing down.","",""
"structure","Noun","UNKNOWN","1340","11","He marveled at the loose structure of the wood, at the density of the higher room's tile floor.","",""
"accord","Verb","UNKNOWN","1341","11","It was as if the being shone of its own accord, an inner light making the flowing hair glow and shimmer.","",""
"sister","Noun","UNKNOWN","1342","11","To Cat-the-Stray, his adopted sister, he was always polite, too polite.","",""
"occasional","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1343","11","Elbryan shook his head; he had never heard of rangers, except for occasional references by the elves.","",""
"courtyard","Noun","UNKNOWN","1344","11","Jojonah looked back at the courtyard, to Avelyn at work as always as though nothing was amiss.","",""
"detail","Noun","UNKNOWN","1345","11","At first, Jill thought the new warder more her style, a stickler for detail and duty.","",""
"victim","Noun","B2","1346","11","On those first two occasions, the hopeful lad had fallen victim to ever more cunning elvish traps.","",""
"settlement","Noun","UNKNOWN","1347","11","The village was not even walled, as earlier settlements near the Wilderlands had been, and the folk were not well armed.","",""
"gathering","Noun","UNKNOWN","1348","11","Now Avelyn knew why Adjonas was not at the gathering, and as he considered the implications, his gut churned violently.","",""
"holding","Noun","UNKNOWN","1349","11","Elbryan looked about; the other two were staggering to their feet, neither holding a weapon.","",""
"bough","Noun","UNKNOWN","1350","11","Only a coward would shoot from the boughs.","",""
"closed","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1351","11","That was it, the young man decided as the gentle kiss, their closed mouths barely touching, lingered on and on.","",""
"comfortably","Adverb","UNKNOWN","1352","11","Some rested back against the trees or lay comfortably in the soft grass, drinking their sweet Questel ni'touel wine.","",""
"vibration","Plural","UNKNOWN","1353","11","Yes, the dark vibrations were running strong through the stone.","",""
"hopefully","Adverb","UNKNOWN","1354","11","Elbryan looked at Juraviel hopefully, but the elf just stood, shaking his head.","",""
"pocket","Noun","UNKNOWN","1355","11","There were no lines of defense anymore, no organized pockets of resistance.","",""
"defend","Verb","UNKNOWN","1356","11","Cat knew it, and knew that many others would have defended her as well.","",""
"fallen","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1357","11","Just the birds, feeding on the bodies of her fallen friends.","",""
"dig","Verb","UNKNOWN","1358","11","Still she dug, widening the hole, trying desperately to squeeze under the slab.","",""
"release","Verb","UNKNOWN","1359","11","The giant released its grip and Elbryan fell to the ground.","",""
"bee","Noun","UNKNOWN","1360","11","Again he thought of bees - giant bees, perhaps, that stung and stung and flew away.","",""
"heaven","Noun","UNKNOWN","1361","11","Perhaps he would shine in the heavens above, a fifth light on the girdle of Progos-Behemoth!","",""
"grace","Verb","UNKNOWN","1362","11","Truly the muscled young human was a thing of beauty and grace, a combination of pure strength and uncanny agility.","",""
"intact","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1363","11","Ships had been found, so the stories went, intact and seaworthy, but with not a crewman aboard.","",""
"possess","Verb","UNKNOWN","1364","11","If the man, like his crew, was so obviously nonreligious, then he should not possess such a gem, not for any reason.","",""
"slightly","Adverb","UNKNOWN","1365","11","Perhaps it was the slightly crestfallen look of his friend Juraviel that tipped him to the truth of his own thoughts.","",""
"distinct","Adjective","B2","1366","11","Elbryan had the distinct feeling the mist and the treetops were somehow connected.","",""
"tool","Noun","UNKNOWN","1367","11","Avelyn didn't believe a word of it; in his mind, Thagraine had acted as a tool for the murderous Quintall.","",""
"conscious","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1368","11","Elbryan was hardly conscious, with Pony holding him up and holding his smashed.","",""
"retract","PastTense","UNKNOWN","1369","11","Not even blinking, he reached under his robes, then quickly retracted his hand.","",""
"invite","Verb","UNKNOWN","1370","11","No longer did the island seem so plush and inviting.","",""
"description","Singular","UNKNOWN","1371","11","So the monk got a description, and though it was not an exact image of the Avelyn Desbris he had known, it was enough to hold his curiosity.","",""
"appropriate","Adjective","B2","1372","11","Elbryan chewed on his lip for a moment, trying to find an appropriate response.","",""
"grunt","Noun","UNKNOWN","1373","11","Barmine continued to scream, though his words soon became but grunts and howls of agony.","",""
"pleasure","Noun","UNKNOWN","1374","11","Old Bunkus Smealy seemed to take extra pleasure in ordering the monks on any particularly dangerous task.","",""
"mental","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1375","11","One of his will and mental prowess, no doubt, considering the three gifts he carried.","",""
"natural","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1376","11","This was a place of natural noises: running streams, cackling birds, and chattering animals.","",""
"inevitably","Adverb","UNKNOWN","1377","11","That notion inevitably led her back to images of her own childhood, of her mother ...","",""
"extra","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1378","11","Old Bunkus Smealy seemed to take extra pleasure in ordering the monks on any particularly dangerous task.","",""
"property","Noun","UNKNOWN","1379","11","There were nearly fifty different types at the abbey, each with its own particular properties, and each individual stone with its own particular intensity.","",""
"suspicion","Plural","UNKNOWN","1380","11","The pair walked back toward Dundalis then, Avelyn telling Elbryan his suspicions about the pursuit from the church.","",""
"wickedly","Adverb","UNKNOWN","1381","11","Brother Justice stopped and smiled wickedly.","",""
"worry","Verb","UNKNOWN","1382","11","But Avelyn would have to worry about that when the time came.","",""
"wince","Verb","UNKNOWN","1383","11","Elbryan winced at the reference to the tragedy of Dundalis.","",""
"perception","Plural","UNKNOWN","1384","11","Thagraine's perception of his sexual past was indeed accurate.","",""
"recover","Verb","UNKNOWN","1385","11","The powrie got to the monk, but Avelyn had recovered now.","",""
"harmony","Noun","UNKNOWN","1386","11","There was a music that swelled about him, he suddenly realized, a beautiful harmony, and it, too, seemed to draw him higher to walk among the stars, to dwell in their light and mystery.","",""
"exact","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1387","11","Juraviel wanted to respond that Mather had fought the exact same way in the first years of his training, but he let it pass.","",""
"pleased","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1388","11","Juraviel nodded and seemed pleased by the perceptive reasoning.","",""
"streak","Noun","UNKNOWN","1389","11","Fiery rocks streaked down before the cave entrance, slicing holes in the wide leaves of trees and bushes.","",""
"chop","Verb","UNKNOWN","1390","11","Now the monk did come on fiercely, chopping at the staff as if he meant to snap it in half.","",""
"tension","Noun","UNKNOWN","1391","11","Father Abbot Markwart, also sensing the sudden tension, cleared his throat loudly.","",""
"crewmen","Noun","UNKNOWN","1392","11","The twitchy little man looked across the open deck, past the staring eyes of the crewmen, to the tall, regal figure of Captain Adjonas.","",""
"encounter","Noun","UNKNOWN","1393","11","Had their encounter really been special to Dansally?","",""
"flank","Noun","UNKNOWN","1394","11","The eager young man rushed through the opening, shuffling a few steps past Tallareyish's right flank, then cut a swift pivot, grabbing his pole down low with both hands and sweeping it back.","",""
"prospect","Noun","UNKNOWN","1395","11","But the boisterous moment could not last, not with so grim a prospect as a journey to the Barbacan before them.","",""
"intrigue","Verb","UNKNOWN","1396","11","Jill watched him for a fete moments, honestly intrigued.","",""
"compel","Verb","UNKNOWN","1397","11","Yet he could not deny the tug of that lone, smoking mountain, calling to him, compelling him .","",""
"loom","Gerund","UNKNOWN","1398","11","And here, before him, loomed the threat, the same threat.","",""
"pop","Verb","UNKNOWN","1399","11","Jill's eyes popped wide in horror and she jumped, startled, to find that the monk was still reclining in front of her.","",""
"shark","Noun","UNKNOWN","1400","11","No powrie would dare go into the water to try and untangle the netted fan with frenzied sharks so close.","",""
1 lemma pos cefr_level coverage_rank global_frequency context_sentence context_sentence_zh definition_zh
2 considerable horde Adjective Noun UNKNOWN 1301 12 And those ranks were considerable indeed. Several frightened men ran right over its back as it tumbled, a horde of shrieking goblins close on their heels.
3 supply considerable Noun Adjective UNKNOWN 1302 12 Finally, he and Thagraine, carrying their supplies, slipped down the rope off the side of the Windrunner into the boat, Pimaninicuit looming large before them. Avelyn noted the considerable bag, of stones at his belt and the grayish graphite he held in his hand.
4 pouch Noun UNKNOWN 1303 12 Avelyn placed them in a bag, and in it he placed, as well, a small pouch of tiny carnallites, the one stone whose magic could be brought forth only a single time.
5 shatter Verb UNKNOWN 1304 12 Half-crazed, his entire world shattered, Avelyn understood.
6 darkfern Noun UNKNOWN 1305 12 "And the darkfern is tall this season." Juraviel nodded. The darkfern landed upright and held for a moment, then slowly tumbled to the side into Juraviel's waiting hands.
7 bowstring Noun UNKNOWN 1306 12 Elbryan held his pose, his bowstring fully drawn and perfectly steady. Elbryan pulled the bowstring back with all his strength; Hawkwing's three feathers were as wide apart as they could go.
8 axe Noun UNKNOWN 1307 12 Grim Elbryan retrieved the axe from the side of his pack and finished the task at hand.
9 yerself Noun UNKNOWN 1308 12 "Too much faith in yerself," the centaur clarified. Hear me now, because I would not lie to ye, I'd have no reason to lie to ye: ye did right in running, in taking the stones, even in killing the man who meant to kill yerself.
10 future Adjective A2 1309 11 And Elbryan cried for himself, his future bleak and uncertain. A line of drool hung low from the dactyl's mouth as it considered its former and future allies, its army of woe.
11 adult Noun A2 1310 11 Next spring, Elbryan would hunt with the adults, the games of his youth left behind.
12 happy Adjective A2 1311 11 She knew it made her happy to be with Connor but also that it terrified her. Whatever her personal problems, the sight of Graevis and Pettibwa so animated and so sincerely happy warmed her heart.
13 wonderful Adjective A2 1312 11 How wonderful it would be to fly! That feeling, too, seemed something out of her past, something wonderful and terrifying all at once.
14 similar Adjective B1 1313 11 She hoped Elbryan would wage a gallant war now, with an outcome similar to her own. Handed two similar stones, Avelyn could quickly discern which was the stronger.
15 value Noun B1 1314 11 Faith heeded no proof - indeed the very value of faith was loyalty to beliefs without proof!
16 necessary Adjective B1 1315 11 The boy could control it, could find that necessary place of detachment ... They learned how to tie ropes in a variety of ways, knots necessary for the many uses aboard a sailing vessel.
17 worth deliver Verb B1 1316 11 Quite a bit of juice might be ruined, but Juraviel figured the loss was worth it. The powrie advanced on the sobbing woman, its hand raised to deliver another heavy blow.
18 brave worth Adjective Verb B1 1317 11 "Oo, so brave," she said sarcastically. Cat decided that it wasn't worth arguing.
19 progress brave Verb Adjective B1 1318 11 The young man paused then to consider the extent of his progress. He was indeed brave - it was no act - and would willingly face whatever enemy he found without fear of his own death.
20 flicker progress Verb UNKNOWN B1 1319 11 He noted the tiny flicker of silver in the newcomer's hand, noted that the man held some weapon. The young man paused then to consider the extent of his progress.
21 resolve flicker Noun Verb B2 UNKNOWN 1320 11 He awoke with the dawn - and with resolve. Elbryan felt totally alone, yet one with the universe, a small part of majesty, a small but endless flicker in eternity.
22 minion fiery Noun Adjective UNKNOWN 1321 11 Its thoughts turned from its enemies to those it would summon as minions. Though she didn't understand its source, Tuntun watched the growing spectacle of the fiery avalanche with satisfaction.
23 foul resolve Adjective Noun UNKNOWN B2 1322 11 What hopes of treasure, what hunger of gold Hath brought foul beast from caverns deep To face the Nightbird, to know endless sleep? Gradually, though, his resolve drained away and so did his strength.
24 deserve minion Verb Noun UNKNOWN 1323 11 She wanted to give in to Connor, to give him what he deserved for his patience. Elbryan winced as the fire flared to life, as if expecting all the minions of the dactyl to descend upon him.
25 mistake foul Noun Adjective UNKNOWN 1324 11 If the man made but a single mistake, the mob of villagers would overwhelm him. Hath brought foul beast from caverns deep
26 constantly deserve Adverb Verb UNKNOWN 1325 11 She found herself thinking about him constantly, even dreaming about him. Let the younger boys and girls see him then, and afford him the respect he deserved, and let the older men see that the village, under his watchful eye, had fared well in their absence.
27 rich mistake Adjective Noun UNKNOWN 1326 11 Her eyes, huge eyes, were the richest and clearest blue Elbryan had ever seen, like great sponges soaking in the sights of the wide world and reflecting Jilseponie's every mood. If the man made but a single mistake, the mob of villagers would overwhelm him.
28 leaf constantly Noun Adverb UNKNOWN 1327 11 Autumn was well advanced, and all the leaves of the deciduous trees, particularly the sugar maples, were bright with colors, shining red and orange and yellow, painting the ridge. Half an hour passed uneventfully, Elbryan walking and looking about, constantly awed by the beauty and the.
29 determinedly rich Adverb Adjective UNKNOWN 1328 11 Elbryan picked his way determinedly, weaving about the bushy evergreens, not even looking back to make sure Pony was keeping up with him. The rest of his dress, though weathered, was rich, particularly a golden brocade and jewel-studded baldric.
30 reaction leaf Singular Noun UNKNOWN 1329 11 What manner of being could so inspire such a reaction? Fiery rocks streaked down before the cave entrance, slicing holes in the wide leaves of trees and bushes.
31 awkward determinedly Adjective Adverb UNKNOWN 1330 11 But even with all that mass, there was nothing awkward about the young man. All the while, he was circling in toward the heart of the grove, moving determinedly toward the ruined cairn.
32 mock awkward Noun Adjective UNKNOWN 1331 11 The dactyl's laughter mocked them. Both were large boned, but Avelyn was gawky and awkward, whereas Quintall was muscular, a fine athlete.
33 type mock Noun UNKNOWN 1332 11 Old Brody was a snarling type, angry at the world and at his own infirmities, and an easy mark for children, always ready to give chase and never quick enough to make a catch. The dactyl laughed at him, mocking his words and his courage, making him feel like an insignificant thing.
34 demeanor type Noun UNKNOWN 1333 11 Connor's demeanor changed again, suddenly. Old Brody was a snarling type, angry at the world and at his own infirmities, and an easy mark for children, always ready to give chase and never quick enough to make a catch.
35 hearth demeanor Noun UNKNOWN 1334 11 In the Way the hearth was always blazing, the beds were always soft, and the song was always loud. Connor's demeanor changed again, suddenly.
36 leather hearth Noun UNKNOWN 1335 11 He approached the snared creature boldly, only to find that it had chewed right through the leather bindings. In the Way the hearth was always blazing, the beds were always soft, and the song was always loud.
37 brutal leather Adjective Noun UNKNOWN 1336 11 So he suffered the brutal hours of the day, the fighting in which Quintall almost always bested him. He approached the snared creature boldly, only to find that it had chewed right through the leather bindings.
38 trying brutal Adjective UNKNOWN 1337 11 Olwan Wyndon told the tale again in full to the gathering, trying hard not to embellish it. So he suffered the brutal hours of the day, the fighting in which Quintall almost always bested him.
39 cliff trying Noun Adjective UNKNOWN 1338 11 The visible parts of the monastery were impressive; the sea wall alone rose and melted back into the cliff face for more than a mile. Olwan Wyndon told the tale again in full to the gathering, trying hard not to embellish it.
40 structure cliff Noun UNKNOWN 1339 11 He marveled at the loose structure of the wood, at the density of the higher room's tile floor. With the malachite, he floated gently over cliffs that any pursuing monks would spend hours climbing down.
41 accord structure Verb Noun UNKNOWN 1340 11 As they were positioned according to height, Avelyn Desbris, tall and large-boned, was near the back, with twenty-two before him and only two behind. He marveled at the loose structure of the wood, at the density of the higher room's tile floor.
42 sister accord Noun Verb UNKNOWN 1341 11 To Cat-the-Stray, his adopted sister, he was always polite, too polite. It was as if the being shone of its own accord, an inner light making the flowing hair glow and shimmer.
43 occasional sister Adjective Noun UNKNOWN 1342 11 She spent all night watching the stars, the gentle drift of Sheila, the occasional lazy cloud. To Cat-the-Stray, his adopted sister, he was always polite, too polite.
44 courtyard occasional Noun Adjective UNKNOWN 1343 11 Jojonah looked back at the courtyard, to Avelyn at work as always as though nothing was amiss. Elbryan shook his head; he had never heard of rangers, except for occasional references by the elves.
45 detail courtyard Noun UNKNOWN 1344 11 At first, Jill thought the new warder more her style, a stickler for detail and duty. Jojonah looked back at the courtyard, to Avelyn at work as always as though nothing was amiss.
46 victim detail Noun B2 UNKNOWN 1345 11 On those first two occasions, the hopeful lad had fallen victim to ever more cunning elvish traps. At first, Jill thought the new warder more her style, a stickler for detail and duty.
47 settlement victim Noun UNKNOWN B2 1346 11 The village was not even walled, as earlier settlements near the Wilderlands had been, and the folk were not well armed. On those first two occasions, the hopeful lad had fallen victim to ever more cunning elvish traps.
48 gathering settlement Noun UNKNOWN 1347 11 In front of the gathering stood Lady Dasslerond and Belli'mar Juraviel. The village was not even walled, as earlier settlements near the Wilderlands had been, and the folk were not well armed.
49 holding gathering Noun UNKNOWN 1348 11 Elbryan looked about; the other two were staggering to their feet, neither holding a weapon. Now Avelyn knew why Adjonas was not at the gathering, and as he considered the implications, his gut churned violently.
50 bough holding Noun UNKNOWN 1349 11 Only a coward would shoot from the boughs. Elbryan looked about; the other two were staggering to their feet, neither holding a weapon.
51 closed bough Adjective Noun UNKNOWN 1350 11 That was it, the young man decided as the gentle kiss, their closed mouths barely touching, lingered on and on. Only a coward would shoot from the boughs.
52 comfortably closed Adverb Adjective UNKNOWN 1351 11 He was on a mossy bank, a gentle slope that put his head comfortably above his feet. That was it, the young man decided as the gentle kiss, their closed mouths barely touching, lingered on and on.
53 vibration comfortably Plural Adverb UNKNOWN 1352 11 Yes, the dark vibrations were running strong through the stone. Some rested back against the trees or lay comfortably in the soft grass, drinking their sweet Questel ni'touel wine.
54 hopefully vibration Adverb Plural UNKNOWN 1353 11 Elbryan looked at Juraviel hopefully, but the elf just stood, shaking his head. Yes, the dark vibrations were running strong through the stone.
55 pocket hopefully Noun Adverb UNKNOWN 1354 11 There were no lines of defense anymore, no organized pockets of resistance. Elbryan looked at Juraviel hopefully, but the elf just stood, shaking his head.
56 defend pocket Verb Noun UNKNOWN 1355 11 Cat knew it, and knew that many others would have defended her as well. There were no lines of defense anymore, no organized pockets of resistance.
57 fallen defend Adjective Verb UNKNOWN 1356 11 Just the birds, feeding on the bodies of her fallen friends. Cat knew it, and knew that many others would have defended her as well.
58 dig fallen Verb Adjective UNKNOWN 1357 11 Her fingers bled, she felt the heat growing behind her, but she dug on desperately. Just the birds, feeding on the bodies of her fallen friends.
59 release dig Verb UNKNOWN 1358 11 The giant released its grip and Elbryan fell to the ground. Still she dug, widening the hole, trying desperately to squeeze under the slab.
60 bee release Noun Verb UNKNOWN 1359 11 Again he thought of bees - giant bees, perhaps, that stung and stung and flew away. The giant released its grip and Elbryan fell to the ground.
61 heaven bee Noun UNKNOWN 1360 11 Perhaps he would shine in the heavens above, a fifth light on the girdle of Progos-Behemoth! Again he thought of bees - giant bees, perhaps, that stung and stung and flew away.
62 grace heaven Verb Noun UNKNOWN 1361 11 Truly the ranger was a thing of beauty, moving with animal-like grace but with human control. Perhaps he would shine in the heavens above, a fifth light on the girdle of Progos-Behemoth!
63 intact grace Adjective Verb UNKNOWN 1362 11 His faith was intact and solid, and so he was not desecrating the memory of his mother. Truly the muscled young human was a thing of beauty and grace, a combination of pure strength and uncanny agility.
64 possess intact Verb Adjective UNKNOWN 1363 11 Many merchants in Ursal likely possessed stones; the monastery was not averse to selling them. Ships had been found, so the stories went, intact and seaworthy, but with not a crewman aboard.
65 slightly possess Adverb Verb UNKNOWN 1364 11 The young monk nodded slightly. If the man, like his crew, was so obviously nonreligious, then he should not possess such a gem, not for any reason.
66 distinct slightly Adjective Adverb B2 UNKNOWN 1365 11 Elbryan had the distinct feeling the mist and the treetops were somehow connected. Perhaps it was the slightly crestfallen look of his friend Juraviel that tipped him to the truth of his own thoughts.
67 tool distinct Noun Adjective UNKNOWN B2 1366 11 At the end of the day, Juraviel revealed a new tool for him, the very cap he wore upon his head. Elbryan had the distinct feeling the mist and the treetops were somehow connected.
68 conscious tool Adjective Noun UNKNOWN 1367 11 He staggered down again, was barely even conscious that his hold on the elf was broken. Avelyn didn't believe a word of it; in his mind, Thagraine had acted as a tool for the murderous Quintall.
69 retract conscious PastTense Adjective UNKNOWN 1368 11 Not even blinking, he reached under his robes, then quickly retracted his hand. Elbryan was hardly conscious, with Pony holding him up and holding his smashed.
70 invite retract Verb PastTense UNKNOWN 1369 11 No longer did the island seem so plush and inviting. Not even blinking, he reached under his robes, then quickly retracted his hand.
71 description invite Singular Verb UNKNOWN 1370 11 Master Jojonah had called the stone showers "offerings," and to Avelyn, that description seemed exactly wrong. No longer did the island seem so plush and inviting.
72 appropriate description Adjective Singular B2 UNKNOWN 1371 11 Elbryan chewed on his lip for a moment, trying to find an appropriate response. So the monk got a description, and though it was not an exact image of the Avelyn Desbris he had known, it was enough to hold his curiosity.
73 grunt appropriate Noun Adjective UNKNOWN B2 1372 11 Elbryan grunted and did not reply. Elbryan chewed on his lip for a moment, trying to find an appropriate response.
74 pleasure grunt Noun UNKNOWN 1373 11 Suffice it to say that it is for my pleasure, for my curiosity." Barmine continued to scream, though his words soon became but grunts and howls of agony.
75 mental pleasure Adjective Noun UNKNOWN 1374 11 One of his will and mental prowess, no doubt, considering the three gifts he carried. Old Bunkus Smealy seemed to take extra pleasure in ordering the monks on any particularly dangerous task.
76 natural mental Adjective UNKNOWN 1375 11 This was a place of natural noises: running streams, cackling birds, and chattering animals. One of his will and mental prowess, no doubt, considering the three gifts he carried.
77 inevitably natural Adverb Adjective UNKNOWN 1376 11 That notion inevitably led her back to images of her own childhood, of her mother ... This was a place of natural noises: running streams, cackling birds, and chattering animals.
78 extra inevitably Adjective Adverb UNKNOWN 1377 11 Even the extra privileges did little to improve the mood of the increasingly surly crew. That notion inevitably led her back to images of her own childhood, of her mother ...
79 property extra Noun Adjective UNKNOWN 1378 11 He knew its reputed properties, of course, but he had never attempted to use them. Old Bunkus Smealy seemed to take extra pleasure in ordering the monks on any particularly dangerous task.
80 suspicion property Plural Noun UNKNOWN 1379 11 The look the stocky man gave him in reply did little to allay the monk's mounting suspicions. There were nearly fifty different types at the abbey, each with its own particular properties, and each individual stone with its own particular intensity.
81 wickedly suspicion Adverb Plural UNKNOWN 1380 11 Brother Justice stopped and smiled wickedly. The pair walked back toward Dundalis then, Avelyn telling Elbryan his suspicions about the pursuit from the church.
82 worry wickedly Verb Adverb UNKNOWN 1381 11 For now, the elf could only worry. Brother Justice stopped and smiled wickedly.
83 wince worry Verb UNKNOWN 1382 11 The danger has passed." Elbryan winced at the reference to the tragedy of Dundalis. But Avelyn would have to worry about that when the time came.
84 perception wince Plural Verb UNKNOWN 1383 11 His mind fought against that perception. Elbryan winced at the reference to the tragedy of Dundalis.
85 recover perception Verb Plural UNKNOWN 1384 11 The powrie got to the monk, but Avelyn had recovered now. Thagraine's perception of his sexual past was indeed accurate.
86 tighten recover Verb UNKNOWN 1385 11 A second, smaller dorsal fin joined the first in its tightening ring. The powrie got to the monk, but Avelyn had recovered now.
87 harmony Noun UNKNOWN 1386 11 CHAPTER 47 One Harmony The night was still, and undeniably beautiful. There was a music that swelled about him, he suddenly realized, a beautiful harmony, and it, too, seemed to draw him higher to walk among the stars, to dwell in their light and mystery.
88 exact Adjective UNKNOWN 1387 11 He remembered the emotional torture the execution had exacted on Thagraine, the restlessness. Juraviel wanted to respond that Mather had fought the exact same way in the first years of his training, but he let it pass.
89 pleased Adjective UNKNOWN 1388 11 Pettibwa left Fellowship Way to her, even partially, Grady would not be pleased. Juraviel nodded and seemed pleased by the perceptive reasoning.
90 streak Noun UNKNOWN 1389 11 Lines of sweat streaked the ranger's face and his breath came in short gasps. Fiery rocks streaked down before the cave entrance, slicing holes in the wide leaves of trees and bushes.
91 chop Verb UNKNOWN 1390 11 Now the monk did come on fiercely, chopping at the staff as if he meant to snap it in half.
92 crewmen tension Noun UNKNOWN 1391 11 The twitchy little man looked across the open deck, past the staring eyes of the crewmen, to the tall, regal figure of Captain Adjonas. Father Abbot Markwart, also sensing the sudden tension, cleared his throat loudly.
93 encounter crewmen Noun UNKNOWN 1392 11 Had their encounter really been special to Dansally? The twitchy little man looked across the open deck, past the staring eyes of the crewmen, to the tall, regal figure of Captain Adjonas.
94 flank encounter Noun UNKNOWN 1393 11 He sensed that at least two had broken away, moving out of the stream to flank him front and back. Had their encounter really been special to Dansally?
95 prospect flank Noun UNKNOWN 1394 11 His dreams were not content, though, not with the prospects of a magic-wielding assassin nearby. The eager young man rushed through the opening, shuffling a few steps past Tallareyish's right flank, then cut a swift pivot, grabbing his pole down low with both hands and sweeping it back.
96 intrigue prospect Verb Noun UNKNOWN 1395 11 Jill watched him for a fete moments, honestly intrigued. But the boisterous moment could not last, not with so grim a prospect as a journey to the Barbacan before them.
97 compel intrigue Verb UNKNOWN 1396 11 Yet he could not deny the tug of that lone, smoking mountain, calling to him, compelling him . Jill watched him for a fete moments, honestly intrigued.
98 loom compel Gerund Verb UNKNOWN 1397 11 And here, before him, loomed the threat, the same threat. Yet he could not deny the tug of that lone, smoking mountain, calling to him, compelling him .
99 pop loom Verb Gerund UNKNOWN 1398 11 Avelyn's eyes popped open, the man staring into the ugly face of the giant. And here, before him, loomed the threat, the same threat.
100 shark pop Noun Verb UNKNOWN 1399 11 He saw it, then - a dorsal fin sticking fully two feet out of the water - and though he had never seen or heard of sharks before, he could well imagine the horrors that lay beneath the telltale fin. Jill's eyes popped wide in horror and she jumped, startled, to find that the monk was still reclining in front of her.
101 paw shark Noun UNKNOWN 1400 11 Bradwarden pawed hard at the ground. No powrie would dare go into the water to try and untangle the netted fan with frenzied sharks so close.