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"lemma","pos","cefr_level","coverage_rank","context_sentence","context_sentence_zh","definition_zh"
"squirm","Gerund","UNKNOWN","1601","The other was also on the ground, squirming and groaning.","",""
"conjure","Verb","UNKNOWN","1602","He stopped at the door, bowed his head; and closed his eyes, conjuring images of the young Avelyn.","",""
"shadowy","Noun","UNKNOWN","1603","Still his eyes searched the corners of the shadowy room for his mother's spirit.","",""
"widely","Adverb","UNKNOWN","1604","So went the widely accepted argument that allowed for relaxing some aspects of the holy pledge.","",""
"neatly","Adverb","UNKNOWN","1605","Pettibwa had neatly burst apart at Abbot Dobrinion's decree, at the notion that
her Jilly would be taken from her.","",""
"frantic","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1606","For Elbryan, life went along at its usual frantic pace, learning and growing.","",""
"cot","Noun","UNKNOWN","1607","Avelyn rolled off the cot and fumbled with his flint and steel, finally getting the candle lit.","",""
"recite","Verb","UNKNOWN","1608","Now Avelyn began to recite his evening prayers so that he might hear no more.","",""
"heed","Verb","UNKNOWN","1609","Would the people of that village have heeded his warnings?","",""
"chart","Verb","UNKNOWN","1610","Those grooves were of a practical and not aesthetic nature, serving the mechanics of the chart so that the heavenly bodies could be kept in motion.","",""
"moon","Noun","UNKNOWN","1611","Under the light of a half moon, he saw the outline of the Windrunner gliding out into the bay.","",""
"drew","Noun","UNKNOWN","1612","The ranger put up his bow and drew back, finding the mark.","",""
"lone","Noun","UNKNOWN","1613","Yet he could not deny the tug of that lone, smoking mountain, calling to him, compelling him .","",""
"signal","Noun","UNKNOWN","1614","Up in front, one of the women signaled that the caravan was nearly upon them.","",""
"forever","Adverb","UNKNOWN","1615","Pettibwa was forever laughing, dancing with her tray from one table to the next.","",""
"horrible","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1616","Jill felt as if she must be the most horrible person in the world.","",""
"miserable","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1617","There is no afterlife for a miserable wretch such as thee!","",""
"sincere","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1618","She looked up at Elbryan, sincere admiration in her eyes.","",""
"vessel","Noun","UNKNOWN","1619","""Powrie vessel,"" Adjonas explained.","",""
"recognition","Noun","UNKNOWN","1620","The gentleman smiled in recognition of Grady when he noticed the approach.","",""
"technique","Noun","UNKNOWN","1621","For the first year, they would study barehanded techniques, punching and grappling.","",""
"succession","Noun","UNKNOWN","1622","He missed miserably, Tuntun ducking low under the predictable blow, and kicking him twice in rapid succession, once on the inside of each knee.","",""
"tingle","Gerund","UNKNOWN","1623","They moved closer, the hairs of his chest just brushing her breasts, little tingles shared.","",""
"towering","Noun","UNKNOWN","1624","He crossed the range into a huge, high valley, a great plateau ringed by the towering mountains.","",""
"difference","Singular","UNKNOWN","1625","CHAPTER 39 The Difference
They were readying to attack Weedy Meadow.","",""
"extract","Verb","UNKNOWN","1626","When he squeezed them, extracting the now-flavored liquid, the elves would inevitably complain about how little he had collected.","",""
"jab","Noun","UNKNOWN","1627","Elbryan saw an opening and let fly a combination left jab, step, and right cross.","",""
"explosion","Noun","UNKNOWN","1628","Avelyn slumped low, his vision blurred, sharp explosions going off in the back of his head.","",""
"standing","Noun","UNKNOWN","1629","Finally, he opened his eyes and rolled to find Juraviel alone standing near him.","",""
"barkeep","Noun","UNKNOWN","1630","CHAPTER 11 Cat-the-Stray
""Corner table, Cat,"" called Graevis Chilichunk, the barkeep and proprietor of Fellowship Way, reputedly the finest inn in all the great city of Palmaris.","",""
"stir","Verb","UNKNOWN","1631","The young man had a million questions stirring around in his head.","",""
"realization","Singular","UNKNOWN","1632","All of that was, of course, tempered by her realization that she was, in effect, a deserter.","",""
"whore","Noun","UNKNOWN","1633","Why, even the practiced whores of House Battlebrow were losing their charms for him!","",""
"street","Noun","UNKNOWN","1634","His proper speech rang in sharp contrast to the street dialect of his parents.","",""
"trained","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1635","She eyed the young man for a long moment - the way he sat, the way he moved - and she had no doubt that he was well trained in the use of the slender sword that hung comfortably at his hip.","",""
"moan","Gerund","UNKNOWN","1636","The creature gave a slight moan and tumbled headlong into the brush.","",""
"headlong","Noun","UNKNOWN","1637","She let out a scream, thinking that she would slam headlong into the ship's prow.","",""
"reverse","Verb","UNKNOWN","1638","The powrie immediately reversed direction, deftly turning about on the rope with sure, strong grips.","",""
"tremble","Verb","UNKNOWN","1639","Quintall glowered at Smealy, the old sea dog trembling with frustration.","",""
"tide","Noun","UNKNOWN","1640","The Windrunner caught the next tide away from the unlawful and dangerous place, and they were soon into Entel harbor.","",""
"dock","Noun","UNKNOWN","1641","The four crewmen of the Windrunner's boat, which was bouncing noisily against the wooden dock, sat through it all with smirking faces, thoroughly amused and certainly not impressed.","",""
"spar","Gerund","UNKNOWN","1642","Dozens of elves were about this day, some sparring with practice weapons, others dancing.","",""
"talking","Noun","UNKNOWN","1643","He slipped down from the tree house and moved about Caer'alfar, spotting Juraviel talking with another elf across the way.","",""
"bind","Verb","UNKNOWN","1644","Short of that, there was the very real possibility that Abbot Dobrinion would bind Jill into indenture to Connor, perhaps for the remainder of her life.","",""
"rarely","Adverb","UNKNOWN","1645","He was a quiet sort and rarely talked with Elbryan, though, according to Juraviel, Tallareyish had the finest singing voice in all of Andur'Blough Inninness.","",""
"buckle","Verb","UNKNOWN","1646","Waves of pain buckled the young man's legs.","",""
"consequence","Singular","UNKNOWN","1647","Might there be consequences for such an action?","",""
"intention","Plural","B2","1648","Of course, he had no intention of allowing any court.","",""
"welcome","Verb","UNKNOWN","1649","Finally came the welcome sound of oars and the boat, all three safely aboard.","",""
"heighten","Verb","UNKNOWN","1650","Their curiosity only heightened as Quintall chuckled repeatedly, until he fell away into a sound slumber.","",""
"horizontal","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1651","He stalked in, his staff horizontal before him, right hand palm up, left palm down.","",""
"harmlessly","Adverb","UNKNOWN","1652","The staff swished harmlessly through the air.","",""
"descent","Singular","UNKNOWN","1653","Finally, after hours of backtracking, the pair came to a short descent down a steep, sandy bank.","",""
"futilely","Adverb","UNKNOWN","1654","She batted futilely with her sword, then, that failing, tried to stab down at Elbryan.","",""
"lessen","Verb","UNKNOWN","1655","She felt her weight lessening, felt as light as a feather.","",""
"crossbow","Noun","UNKNOWN","1656","Impossibly fast, faster than a crossbow bolt.","",""
"beach","Noun","UNKNOWN","1657","Late that night, the monk fell; thoroughly exhausted, upon the beach bordering the lagoon.","",""
"bulky","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1658","They started off again, side by side, their bulky forms filling the narrow passageway.","",""
"flick","Noun","UNKNOWN","1659","Quintall stood at the back of the dimly lit cave, leaning easily against the wall, flicking flint against steel until a light caught on the torch he had propped there.","",""
"muddy","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1660","She moved to the door to see the friar shuffling down the muddy lane, weeping and crying out for the ""sins of men"" and the woeful state of preparation.","",""
"destruction","Singular","UNKNOWN","1661","The man would be reduced to an instrument of destruction, Avelyn's destruction.","",""
"burly","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1662","Elbryan was surprised that the burly man hadn't decided to go out alone and hunt the bear.","",""
"dust","Noun","UNKNOWN","1663","Terranen Dinoniel was dust in the earth; the dactyl meant to win this time.","",""
"assassin","Noun","UNKNOWN","1664","His dreams were not content, though, not with the prospects of a magic-wielding assassin nearby.","",""
"huff","Gerund","UNKNOWN","1665","Brother Avelyn came huffing and puffing behind her, the monk trotting along without complaint.","",""
"profound","Adjective","C1","1666","Or was it something more profound?","",""
"awful","Adjective","A2","1667","The dactyl has come awake!""
Many images flitted through Elbryan's imagination as Juraviel sang: scenes of war and terror, scenes so very much like Dundalis on that awful day when the goblins came.","",""
"ancient","Adjective","B1","1668","Who will quell the ancient and deep hatred between powrie and goblin when Bestesbulzibar is gone?","",""
"interest","Verb","B1","1669","Now the monk could not fully hide his interest.","",""
"organize","Verb","B1","1670","He should organize his friends - yes, that was the course, he decided.","",""
"attitude","Noun","B1","1671","Juraviel glared at Tuntun, for the female's sour attitude had forced the words out before any sound screen could be cast up.","",""
"risk","Noun","B1","1672","He hated risking them all but realized the success of the mission hinged on their actions right now.","",""
"improve","Verb","B1","1673","His skills had improved, so he had heard Juraviel say, and now he meant to show how much.","",""
"stuff","Noun","UNKNOWN","1674","Their battle prowess was the stuff of legend, of terrifying fireside tales.","",""
"absolute","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1675","Only then did he notice the room had darkened almost to the point of absolute blackness.","",""
"glory","Noun","UNKNOWN","1676","The creature flexed and stretched, extended its wings to their full glory, reached and clawed at the air with its humanlike arms.","",""
"muster","Noun","UNKNOWN","1677","Waves of agony assaulted him, and despite all the courage and determination he could possibly muster, he found himself slumping down into blackness.","",""
"squat","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1678","Avelyn squatted on the floor, cradling the woman.","",""
"fold","Noun","UNKNOWN","1679","He nodded and put it back under the folds of his weathered robes, his expression more serious.","",""
"domain","Noun","UNKNOWN","1680","In worm's cold domain.","",""
"scatter","Verb","UNKNOWN","1681","And so were a dozen other goblins, scattered all about the area.","",""
"weariness","Noun","UNKNOWN","1682","Despite his weariness, Avelyn Desbris could hardly sleep.","",""
"perimeter","Noun","UNKNOWN","1683","Paulson and Chipmunk were out and about, guarding the perimeter.","",""
"watchful","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1684","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.","",""
"capture","Noun","UNKNOWN","1685","He had no time now to ponder, and any sympathetic notions that he might have captured the goblin instead of killing it seemed perfectly ridiculous.","",""
"stiff","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1686","She stood straight but not stiff, and could outrun and outfight any of the boys in Dundalis, Elbryan included.","",""
"scold","Verb","UNKNOWN","1687","Elbryan held his breath, thinking that Pony's mother, often stern, would scold the girl severely.","",""
"complaint","Plural","UNKNOWN","1688","He took me all the way to Palmaris without complaint, and all the way back at equal speed.","",""
"heavenly","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1689","Scenes of the Halo, the heavenly gift, enwrapping all the others, an oval because of the angle at which it was portrayed.","",""
"flowing","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1690","It might defeat the heat, he supposed, but what of the sheer weight of the flowing stone?","",""
"pant","Noun","UNKNOWN","1691","She stood before him, panting.","",""
"cast","Verb","UNKNOWN","1692","He wanted to do it, as he had so many times in his earlier years, wanted to cast off his shoes and all his clothes ...","",""
"shade","Noun","UNKNOWN","1693","Elbryan was glad that the distracted girl had not noticed his own shade of red.","",""
"glee","Noun","UNKNOWN","1694","""Another!"" Pony added happily, and she clapped her hands with glee as more came into view.","",""
"stark","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1695","From the ridge top, the vale seemed stark and open, but descending into it, Elbryan and Pony quickly remembered just how confusing and intimidating a place it could be.","",""
"spruce","Noun","UNKNOWN","1696","Then the images began to crowd back, of herself running to the group, losing sight of them as she entered the low vale, weaving in and out of the barrier pines and spruce, running with a friend.","",""
"humanoid","Singular","UNKNOWN","1697","Elbryan thought that a curious thing; why hadn't the wretched humanoids pursued the fleeing humans?","",""
"forehead","Noun","UNKNOWN","1698","He took the circlet back from her and set it about her forehead.","",""
"turning","Noun","UNKNOWN","1699","This is fact, it has begun and there can be no turning back.","",""
"stew","Noun","UNKNOWN","1700","He looked at the brush helplessly, at the steaming stew, just a few strides away.","",""
"lemma","pos","cefr_level","coverage_rank","global_frequency","context_sentence","context_sentence_zh","definition_zh"
"shaft","Noun","UNKNOWN","1601","9","It raised the shaft like a club, bearing down on him.","",""
"mercy","Noun","UNKNOWN","1602","9","They showed no mercy; Pony saw one woman beg for her life, offer herself to the goblins circling about her.","",""
"continuing","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1603","9","The older woman collected her tray and rushed away, blending into the continuing party just a step from the bar.","",""
"skitter","Verb","UNKNOWN","1604","9","Avelyn ran from the chapel, skittering down the empty halls, his footsteps echoing noisily.","",""
"squirm","Gerund","UNKNOWN","1605","9","The other was also on the ground, squirming and groaning.","",""
"conjure","Verb","UNKNOWN","1606","9","Elbryan recalled the humming sound; he conjured an image of buzzing bees.","",""
"shadowy","Noun","UNKNOWN","1607","9","Still his eyes searched the corners of the shadowy room for his mother's spirit.","",""
"widely","Adverb","UNKNOWN","1608","9","So went the widely accepted argument that allowed for relaxing some aspects of the holy pledge.","",""
"neatly","Adverb","UNKNOWN","1609","9","Pettibwa had neatly burst apart at Abbot Dobrinion's decree, at the notion that","",""
"frantic","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1610","9","For Elbryan, life went along at its usual frantic pace, learning and growing.","",""
"cot","Noun","UNKNOWN","1611","9","Avelyn rolled off the cot and fumbled with his flint and steel, finally getting the candle lit.","",""
"recite","Verb","UNKNOWN","1612","9","Now Avelyn began to recite his evening prayers so that he might hear no more.","",""
"heed","Verb","UNKNOWN","1613","9","Would the people of that village have heeded his warnings?","",""
"chart","Verb","UNKNOWN","1614","9","Those grooves were of a practical and not aesthetic nature, serving the mechanics of the chart so that the heavenly bodies could be kept in motion.","",""
"moon","Noun","UNKNOWN","1615","9","Under the light of a half moon, he saw the outline of the Windrunner gliding out into the bay.","",""
"drew","Noun","UNKNOWN","1616","9","Up on the branch, the ranger fitted two arrows to his bow, one above the other and drew back the string.","",""
"lone","Noun","UNKNOWN","1617","9","Just the goblins and a lone giant, slumped together, soaked in blood from the many small wounds on each corpse.","",""
"signal","Noun","UNKNOWN","1618","9","Up in front, one of the women signaled that the caravan was nearly upon them.","",""
"forever","Adverb","UNKNOWN","1619","9","Pettibwa was forever laughing, dancing with her tray from one table to the next.","",""
"horrible","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1620","9","Jill felt as if she must be the most horrible person in the world.","",""
"miserable","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1621","9","When he finished, he seemed a miserable wretch indeed; his huge form had wilted upon the hard ground, his eyes teary.","",""
"sincere","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1622","9","From the trees at the base of the hillock, Juraviel and some others watched the sword-dance in sincere admiration.","",""
"vessel","Noun","UNKNOWN","1623","9","Another ball of flaming pitch soared out from the monastery, skipping in along the starboard rail of the vessel, igniting the mainsail into one tremendous flame.","",""
"recognition","Noun","UNKNOWN","1624","9","The gentleman smiled in recognition of Grady when he noticed the approach.","",""
"technique","Noun","UNKNOWN","1625","9","For the first year, they would study barehanded techniques, punching and grappling.","",""
"succession","Noun","UNKNOWN","1626","9","Again came the spinning slivers, two in rapid succession, this time angled higher to hit the monster about the head.","",""
"tingle","Gerund","UNKNOWN","1627","9","Avelyn clutched the malachite firmly, felt its magic tingling and coursing through his hand, then his arm, and into all his body.","",""
"towering","Noun","UNKNOWN","1628","9","The fog had receded now to the edges of the vale, and there it hung, blurring the dark shadows of the towering mountains, blurring the boundary between earth and sky.","",""
"difference","Singular","UNKNOWN","1629","9","None of it would make any difference, the ranger knew.","",""
"tense","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1630","9","followed a tense moment - Jill, and probably Connor, not sure if he would try to kiss her again.","",""
"jab","Noun","UNKNOWN","1631","9","Elbryan saw an opening and let fly a combination left jab, step, and right cross.","",""
"explosion","Noun","UNKNOWN","1632","9","Avelyn slumped low, his vision blurred, sharp explosions going off in the back of his head.","",""
"standing","Noun","UNKNOWN","1633","9","Finally, he opened his eyes and rolled to find Juraviel alone standing near him.","",""
"barkeep","Noun","UNKNOWN","1634","9","Jill turned to the barkeep, the man merely shaking his head.","",""
"stir","Verb","UNKNOWN","1635","9","The young man had a million questions stirring around in his head.","",""
"whore","Noun","UNKNOWN","1636","9","Why, even the practiced whores of House Battlebrow were losing their charms for him!","",""
"street","Noun","UNKNOWN","1637","9","Another prostitute entered from the street just before Grady went out.","",""
"trained","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1638","9","True, Elbryan had been taken in and trained; true, Lady Dasslerond had allowed Juraviel, Tuntun, and the others to go out to find the ranger and help him with his fight.","",""
"moan","Gerund","UNKNOWN","1639","9","The creature gave a slight moan and tumbled headlong into the brush.","",""
"headlong","Noun","UNKNOWN","1640","9","The creature gave a slight moan and tumbled headlong into the brush.","",""
"reverse","Verb","UNKNOWN","1641","9","The powrie immediately reversed direction, deftly turning about on the rope with sure, strong grips.","",""
"tremble","Verb","UNKNOWN","1642","9","Quintall glowered at Smealy, the old sea dog trembling with frustration.","",""
"tide","Noun","UNKNOWN","1643","9","The Windrunner caught the next tide away from the unlawful and dangerous place, and they were soon into Entel harbor.","",""
"dock","Noun","UNKNOWN","1644","9","The four crewmen of the Windrunner's boat, which was bouncing noisily against the wooden dock, sat through it all with smirking faces, thoroughly amused and certainly not impressed.","",""
"spar","Gerund","UNKNOWN","1645","9","Dozens of elves were about this day, some sparring with practice weapons, others dancing.","",""
"talking","Noun","UNKNOWN","1646","9","They walked for nearly an hour, no one talking except Tuntun, who offered an occasional verbal jab at Elbryan.","",""
"bind","Verb","UNKNOWN","1647","9","Short of that, there was the very real possibility that Abbot Dobrinion would bind Jill into indenture to Connor, perhaps for the remainder of her life.","",""
"rarely","Adverb","UNKNOWN","1648","9","Of the six, only one was still accounted for, a huge broadsword named Icebreaker, wielded by a rarely seen ranger, Andacanavar, in the far northland of Alpinador.","",""
"buckle","Verb","UNKNOWN","1649","9","Waves of pain buckled the young man's legs.","",""
"consequence","Singular","UNKNOWN","1650","9","Might there be consequences for such an action?","",""
"intention","Plural","B2","1651","9","Of course, he had no intention of allowing any court.","",""
"welcome","Verb","UNKNOWN","1652","9","The older woman laughed riotously, and Cat took the welcomed break in the conversation to consider her words.","",""
"heighten","Verb","UNKNOWN","1653","9","These movements alone would continue to heighten Elbryan's balance, his sense of control over his body.","",""
"horizontal","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1654","9","The attack flurry played itself out, Elbryan coming to a crouched stance, Hawkwing horizontal in front of him.","",""
"harmlessly","Adverb","UNKNOWN","1655","9","The staff swished harmlessly through the air.","",""
"descent","Singular","UNKNOWN","1656","9","From the sound of its descent, the floor of the cave was not more than eight feet below the opening, he figured.","",""
"futilely","Adverb","UNKNOWN","1657","9","Dosey grabbed at the monk's wrists, tugging futilely, trying to cry for help, scream, anything.","",""
"lessen","Verb","UNKNOWN","1658","9","Still, without complaint, the good monk used his hematite once more, this time to lessen the wounds of the injured.","",""
"crossbow","Noun","UNKNOWN","1659","9","There were indeed powries on her deck now, some with heavy crossbows; taking potshots at the swimming monks.","",""
"beach","Noun","UNKNOWN","1660","9","Late that night, the monk fell; thoroughly exhausted, upon the beach bordering the lagoon.","",""
"bulky","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1661","9","As soon as Pony was away, the monk searched for some hiding spot for his bulky frame, but realized that he had little time to spare.","",""
"flick","Noun","UNKNOWN","1662","9","A flick of the wrist dislodged the bar and Elbryan kicked open the door, striding a single step into the shack.","",""
"muddy","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1663","9","Elbryan looked her over carefully, satisfied that she, was not injured, only muddy and weary from so long a ride.","",""
"burly","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1664","9","Elbryan was surprised that the burly man hadn't decided to go out alone and hunt the bear.","",""
"dust","Noun","UNKNOWN","1665","9","Terranen Dinoniel was dust in the earth; the dactyl meant to win this time.","",""
"intrusion","Noun","UNKNOWN","1666","9","And then she felt the intrusion, the spirit of Avelyn making its way into her.","",""
"assassin","Noun","UNKNOWN","1667","9","That, combined with the presence of this magic-wielding assassin, surely concerned the monk.","",""
"huff","Gerund","UNKNOWN","1668","9","Brother Avelyn came huffing and puffing behind her, the monk trotting along without complaint.","",""
"profound","Adjective","C1","1669","9","Questions too profound flitted about his consciousness.","",""
"awful","Adjective","A2","1670","8","Pony came to know that it was not simple terror and grief that had forced her to bury those awful images, but guilt.","",""
"ancient","Adjective","B1","1671","8","Who will quell the ancient and deep hatred between powrie and goblin when Bestesbulzibar is gone?","",""
"interest","Verb","B1","1672","8","Now the monk could not fully hide his interest.","",""
"organize","Verb","B1","1673","8","Now the creature saw the time to organize its forces fully; to begin its unified attacks.","",""
"wealth","Noun","B1","1674","8","Avelyn bit his lip, remembering the hours on the beach, surrounded by so vast a wealth of useless gems.","",""
"attitude","Noun","B1","1675","8","Juraviel glared at Tuntun, for the female's sour attitude had forced the words out before any sound screen could be cast up.","",""
"risk","Noun","B1","1676","8","Elbryan's arm was agonizing, but not life threatening, and Pony knew her love well enough to realize that he would be angry indeed if she risked the centaur's life to alleviate his pain.","",""
"improve","Verb","B1","1677","8","Pellimar's condition did not much improve as the days slipped past.","",""
"stuff","Noun","UNKNOWN","1678","8","Most of the fiery stuff of that time long past had bubbled and flowed away from the cavern, but enough had remained to harden about the dactyl's corporeal form.","",""
"absolute","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1679","8","Only then did he notice the room had darkened almost to the point of absolute blackness.","",""
"glory","Noun","UNKNOWN","1680","8","The creature flexed and stretched, extended its wings to their full glory, reached and clawed at the air with its humanlike arms.","",""
"muster","Noun","UNKNOWN","1681","8","Waves of agony assaulted him, and despite all the courage and determination he could possibly muster, he found himself slumping down into blackness.","",""
"squat","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1682","8","Avelyn squatted on the floor, cradling the woman.","",""
"fold","Noun","UNKNOWN","1683","8","It would bring them into its fold, tribe by tribe, race by race, growing as the night grows when the sun touches the western horizon.","",""
"domain","Noun","UNKNOWN","1684","8","In worm's cold domain.","",""
"scatter","Verb","UNKNOWN","1685","8","And so were a dozen other goblins, scattered all about the area.","",""
"weariness","Noun","UNKNOWN","1686","8","Despite his weariness, Avelyn Desbris could hardly sleep.","",""
"perimeter","Noun","UNKNOWN","1687","8","Paulson and Chipmunk were out and about, guarding the perimeter.","",""
"watchful","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1688","8","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.","",""
"capture","Noun","UNKNOWN","1689","8","Cric motioned across the way to the boy Elbryan had captured.","",""
"stiff","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1690","8","Then it was before him, so suddenly, clubbing him with those rock-stiff arms, sending him tumbling back into the pines.","",""
"scold","Verb","UNKNOWN","1691","8","Elbryan held his breath, thinking that Pony's mother, often stern, would scold the girl severely.","",""
"complaint","Plural","UNKNOWN","1692","8","Still, without complaint, the good monk used his hematite once more, this time to lessen the wounds of the injured.","",""
"heavenly","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1693","8","Of course he knew of the Ring Stones, the heavenly gifts to St.-Mere-Abelle, the source of all the magic in the world.","",""
"flowing","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1694","8","It was as if the being shone of its own accord, an inner light making the flowing hair glow and shimmer.","",""
"pant","Noun","UNKNOWN","1695","8","Elbryan rolled his breeches up over his knees - not that the worn and ragged pants would stay that way for long!","",""
"cast","Verb","UNKNOWN","1696","8","He wanted to do it, as he had so many times in his earlier years, wanted to cast off his shoes and all his clothes ...","",""
"shade","Noun","UNKNOWN","1697","8","Elbryan was glad that the distracted girl had not noticed his own shade of red.","",""
"glee","Noun","UNKNOWN","1698","8","Jill noted that the missile was far more likely to burn a host of powries than any human, but the dwarves hardly seemed to care, howling with glee as they loaded the next ball.","",""
"stark","Adjective","UNKNOWN","1699","8","From the ridge top, the vale seemed stark and open, but descending into it, Elbryan and Pony quickly remembered just how confusing and intimidating a place it could be.","",""
"spruce","Noun","UNKNOWN","1700","8","A living forest, with enough pine and spruce to offer cover even now, with winter fast holding the land.","",""
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2 squirm shaft Gerund Noun UNKNOWN 1601 9 The other was also on the ground, squirming and groaning. It raised the shaft like a club, bearing down on him.
3 conjure mercy Verb Noun UNKNOWN 1602 9 He stopped at the door, bowed his head; and closed his eyes, conjuring images of the young Avelyn. They showed no mercy; Pony saw one woman beg for her life, offer herself to the goblins circling about her.
4 shadowy continuing Noun Adjective UNKNOWN 1603 9 Still his eyes searched the corners of the shadowy room for his mother's spirit. The older woman collected her tray and rushed away, blending into the continuing party just a step from the bar.
5 widely skitter Adverb Verb UNKNOWN 1604 9 So went the widely accepted argument that allowed for relaxing some aspects of the holy pledge. Avelyn ran from the chapel, skittering down the empty halls, his footsteps echoing noisily.
6 neatly squirm Adverb Gerund UNKNOWN 1605 9 Pettibwa had neatly burst apart at Abbot Dobrinion's decree, at the notion that her Jilly would be taken from her. The other was also on the ground, squirming and groaning.
7 frantic conjure Adjective Verb UNKNOWN 1606 9 For Elbryan, life went along at its usual frantic pace, learning and growing. Elbryan recalled the humming sound; he conjured an image of buzzing bees.
8 cot shadowy Noun UNKNOWN 1607 9 Avelyn rolled off the cot and fumbled with his flint and steel, finally getting the candle lit. Still his eyes searched the corners of the shadowy room for his mother's spirit.
9 recite widely Verb Adverb UNKNOWN 1608 9 Now Avelyn began to recite his evening prayers so that he might hear no more. So went the widely accepted argument that allowed for relaxing some aspects of the holy pledge.
10 heed neatly Verb Adverb UNKNOWN 1609 9 Would the people of that village have heeded his warnings? Pettibwa had neatly burst apart at Abbot Dobrinion's decree, at the notion that
11 chart frantic Verb Adjective UNKNOWN 1610 9 Those grooves were of a practical and not aesthetic nature, serving the mechanics of the chart so that the heavenly bodies could be kept in motion. For Elbryan, life went along at its usual frantic pace, learning and growing.
12 moon cot Noun UNKNOWN 1611 9 Under the light of a half moon, he saw the outline of the Windrunner gliding out into the bay. Avelyn rolled off the cot and fumbled with his flint and steel, finally getting the candle lit.
13 drew recite Noun Verb UNKNOWN 1612 9 The ranger put up his bow and drew back, finding the mark. Now Avelyn began to recite his evening prayers so that he might hear no more.
14 lone heed Noun Verb UNKNOWN 1613 9 Yet he could not deny the tug of that lone, smoking mountain, calling to him, compelling him . Would the people of that village have heeded his warnings?
15 signal chart Noun Verb UNKNOWN 1614 9 Up in front, one of the women signaled that the caravan was nearly upon them. Those grooves were of a practical and not aesthetic nature, serving the mechanics of the chart so that the heavenly bodies could be kept in motion.
16 forever moon Adverb Noun UNKNOWN 1615 9 Pettibwa was forever laughing, dancing with her tray from one table to the next. Under the light of a half moon, he saw the outline of the Windrunner gliding out into the bay.
17 horrible drew Adjective Noun UNKNOWN 1616 9 Jill felt as if she must be the most horrible person in the world. Up on the branch, the ranger fitted two arrows to his bow, one above the other and drew back the string.
18 miserable lone Adjective Noun UNKNOWN 1617 9 There is no afterlife for a miserable wretch such as thee! Just the goblins and a lone giant, slumped together, soaked in blood from the many small wounds on each corpse.
19 sincere signal Adjective Noun UNKNOWN 1618 9 She looked up at Elbryan, sincere admiration in her eyes. Up in front, one of the women signaled that the caravan was nearly upon them.
20 vessel forever Noun Adverb UNKNOWN 1619 9 "Powrie vessel," Adjonas explained. Pettibwa was forever laughing, dancing with her tray from one table to the next.
21 recognition horrible Noun Adjective UNKNOWN 1620 9 The gentleman smiled in recognition of Grady when he noticed the approach. Jill felt as if she must be the most horrible person in the world.
22 technique miserable Noun Adjective UNKNOWN 1621 9 For the first year, they would study barehanded techniques, punching and grappling. When he finished, he seemed a miserable wretch indeed; his huge form had wilted upon the hard ground, his eyes teary.
23 succession sincere Noun Adjective UNKNOWN 1622 9 He missed miserably, Tuntun ducking low under the predictable blow, and kicking him twice in rapid succession, once on the inside of each knee. From the trees at the base of the hillock, Juraviel and some others watched the sword-dance in sincere admiration.
24 tingle vessel Gerund Noun UNKNOWN 1623 9 They moved closer, the hairs of his chest just brushing her breasts, little tingles shared. Another ball of flaming pitch soared out from the monastery, skipping in along the starboard rail of the vessel, igniting the mainsail into one tremendous flame.
25 towering recognition Noun UNKNOWN 1624 9 He crossed the range into a huge, high valley, a great plateau ringed by the towering mountains. The gentleman smiled in recognition of Grady when he noticed the approach.
26 difference technique Singular Noun UNKNOWN 1625 9 CHAPTER 39 The Difference They were readying to attack Weedy Meadow. For the first year, they would study barehanded techniques, punching and grappling.
27 extract succession Verb Noun UNKNOWN 1626 9 When he squeezed them, extracting the now-flavored liquid, the elves would inevitably complain about how little he had collected. Again came the spinning slivers, two in rapid succession, this time angled higher to hit the monster about the head.
28 jab tingle Noun Gerund UNKNOWN 1627 9 Elbryan saw an opening and let fly a combination left jab, step, and right cross. Avelyn clutched the malachite firmly, felt its magic tingling and coursing through his hand, then his arm, and into all his body.
29 explosion towering Noun UNKNOWN 1628 9 Avelyn slumped low, his vision blurred, sharp explosions going off in the back of his head. The fog had receded now to the edges of the vale, and there it hung, blurring the dark shadows of the towering mountains, blurring the boundary between earth and sky.
30 standing difference Noun Singular UNKNOWN 1629 9 Finally, he opened his eyes and rolled to find Juraviel alone standing near him. None of it would make any difference, the ranger knew.
31 barkeep tense Noun Adjective UNKNOWN 1630 9 CHAPTER 11 Cat-the-Stray "Corner table, Cat," called Graevis Chilichunk, the barkeep and proprietor of Fellowship Way, reputedly the finest inn in all the great city of Palmaris. followed a tense moment - Jill, and probably Connor, not sure if he would try to kiss her again.
32 stir jab Verb Noun UNKNOWN 1631 9 The young man had a million questions stirring around in his head. Elbryan saw an opening and let fly a combination left jab, step, and right cross.
33 realization explosion Singular Noun UNKNOWN 1632 9 All of that was, of course, tempered by her realization that she was, in effect, a deserter. Avelyn slumped low, his vision blurred, sharp explosions going off in the back of his head.
34 whore standing Noun UNKNOWN 1633 9 Why, even the practiced whores of House Battlebrow were losing their charms for him! Finally, he opened his eyes and rolled to find Juraviel alone standing near him.
35 street barkeep Noun UNKNOWN 1634 9 His proper speech rang in sharp contrast to the street dialect of his parents. Jill turned to the barkeep, the man merely shaking his head.
36 trained stir Adjective Verb UNKNOWN 1635 9 She eyed the young man for a long moment - the way he sat, the way he moved - and she had no doubt that he was well trained in the use of the slender sword that hung comfortably at his hip. The young man had a million questions stirring around in his head.
37 moan whore Gerund Noun UNKNOWN 1636 9 The creature gave a slight moan and tumbled headlong into the brush. Why, even the practiced whores of House Battlebrow were losing their charms for him!
38 headlong street Noun UNKNOWN 1637 9 She let out a scream, thinking that she would slam headlong into the ship's prow. Another prostitute entered from the street just before Grady went out.
39 reverse trained Verb Adjective UNKNOWN 1638 9 The powrie immediately reversed direction, deftly turning about on the rope with sure, strong grips. True, Elbryan had been taken in and trained; true, Lady Dasslerond had allowed Juraviel, Tuntun, and the others to go out to find the ranger and help him with his fight.
40 tremble moan Verb Gerund UNKNOWN 1639 9 Quintall glowered at Smealy, the old sea dog trembling with frustration. The creature gave a slight moan and tumbled headlong into the brush.
41 tide headlong Noun UNKNOWN 1640 9 The Windrunner caught the next tide away from the unlawful and dangerous place, and they were soon into Entel harbor. The creature gave a slight moan and tumbled headlong into the brush.
42 dock reverse Noun Verb UNKNOWN 1641 9 The four crewmen of the Windrunner's boat, which was bouncing noisily against the wooden dock, sat through it all with smirking faces, thoroughly amused and certainly not impressed. The powrie immediately reversed direction, deftly turning about on the rope with sure, strong grips.
43 spar tremble Gerund Verb UNKNOWN 1642 9 Dozens of elves were about this day, some sparring with practice weapons, others dancing. Quintall glowered at Smealy, the old sea dog trembling with frustration.
44 talking tide Noun UNKNOWN 1643 9 He slipped down from the tree house and moved about Caer'alfar, spotting Juraviel talking with another elf across the way. The Windrunner caught the next tide away from the unlawful and dangerous place, and they were soon into Entel harbor.
45 bind dock Verb Noun UNKNOWN 1644 9 Short of that, there was the very real possibility that Abbot Dobrinion would bind Jill into indenture to Connor, perhaps for the remainder of her life. The four crewmen of the Windrunner's boat, which was bouncing noisily against the wooden dock, sat through it all with smirking faces, thoroughly amused and certainly not impressed.
46 rarely spar Adverb Gerund UNKNOWN 1645 9 He was a quiet sort and rarely talked with Elbryan, though, according to Juraviel, Tallareyish had the finest singing voice in all of Andur'Blough Inninness. Dozens of elves were about this day, some sparring with practice weapons, others dancing.
47 buckle talking Verb Noun UNKNOWN 1646 9 Waves of pain buckled the young man's legs. They walked for nearly an hour, no one talking except Tuntun, who offered an occasional verbal jab at Elbryan.
48 consequence bind Singular Verb UNKNOWN 1647 9 Might there be consequences for such an action? Short of that, there was the very real possibility that Abbot Dobrinion would bind Jill into indenture to Connor, perhaps for the remainder of her life.
49 intention rarely Plural Adverb B2 UNKNOWN 1648 9 Of course, he had no intention of allowing any court. Of the six, only one was still accounted for, a huge broadsword named Icebreaker, wielded by a rarely seen ranger, Andacanavar, in the far northland of Alpinador.
50 welcome buckle Verb UNKNOWN 1649 9 Finally came the welcome sound of oars and the boat, all three safely aboard. Waves of pain buckled the young man's legs.
51 heighten consequence Verb Singular UNKNOWN 1650 9 Their curiosity only heightened as Quintall chuckled repeatedly, until he fell away into a sound slumber. Might there be consequences for such an action?
52 horizontal intention Adjective Plural UNKNOWN B2 1651 9 He stalked in, his staff horizontal before him, right hand palm up, left palm down. Of course, he had no intention of allowing any court.
53 harmlessly welcome Adverb Verb UNKNOWN 1652 9 The staff swished harmlessly through the air. The older woman laughed riotously, and Cat took the welcomed break in the conversation to consider her words.
54 descent heighten Singular Verb UNKNOWN 1653 9 Finally, after hours of backtracking, the pair came to a short descent down a steep, sandy bank. These movements alone would continue to heighten Elbryan's balance, his sense of control over his body.
55 futilely horizontal Adverb Adjective UNKNOWN 1654 9 She batted futilely with her sword, then, that failing, tried to stab down at Elbryan. The attack flurry played itself out, Elbryan coming to a crouched stance, Hawkwing horizontal in front of him.
56 lessen harmlessly Verb Adverb UNKNOWN 1655 9 She felt her weight lessening, felt as light as a feather. The staff swished harmlessly through the air.
57 crossbow descent Noun Singular UNKNOWN 1656 9 Impossibly fast, faster than a crossbow bolt. From the sound of its descent, the floor of the cave was not more than eight feet below the opening, he figured.
58 beach futilely Noun Adverb UNKNOWN 1657 9 Late that night, the monk fell; thoroughly exhausted, upon the beach bordering the lagoon. Dosey grabbed at the monk's wrists, tugging futilely, trying to cry for help, scream, anything.
59 bulky lessen Adjective Verb UNKNOWN 1658 9 They started off again, side by side, their bulky forms filling the narrow passageway. Still, without complaint, the good monk used his hematite once more, this time to lessen the wounds of the injured.
60 flick crossbow Noun UNKNOWN 1659 9 Quintall stood at the back of the dimly lit cave, leaning easily against the wall, flicking flint against steel until a light caught on the torch he had propped there. There were indeed powries on her deck now, some with heavy crossbows; taking potshots at the swimming monks.
61 muddy beach Adjective Noun UNKNOWN 1660 9 She moved to the door to see the friar shuffling down the muddy lane, weeping and crying out for the "sins of men" and the woeful state of preparation. Late that night, the monk fell; thoroughly exhausted, upon the beach bordering the lagoon.
62 destruction bulky Singular Adjective UNKNOWN 1661 9 The man would be reduced to an instrument of destruction, Avelyn's destruction. As soon as Pony was away, the monk searched for some hiding spot for his bulky frame, but realized that he had little time to spare.
63 burly flick Adjective Noun UNKNOWN 1662 9 Elbryan was surprised that the burly man hadn't decided to go out alone and hunt the bear. A flick of the wrist dislodged the bar and Elbryan kicked open the door, striding a single step into the shack.
64 dust muddy Noun Adjective UNKNOWN 1663 9 Terranen Dinoniel was dust in the earth; the dactyl meant to win this time. Elbryan looked her over carefully, satisfied that she, was not injured, only muddy and weary from so long a ride.
65 assassin burly Noun Adjective UNKNOWN 1664 9 His dreams were not content, though, not with the prospects of a magic-wielding assassin nearby. Elbryan was surprised that the burly man hadn't decided to go out alone and hunt the bear.
66 huff dust Gerund Noun UNKNOWN 1665 9 Brother Avelyn came huffing and puffing behind her, the monk trotting along without complaint. Terranen Dinoniel was dust in the earth; the dactyl meant to win this time.
67 profound intrusion Adjective Noun C1 UNKNOWN 1666 9 Or was it something more profound? And then she felt the intrusion, the spirit of Avelyn making its way into her.
68 awful assassin Adjective Noun A2 UNKNOWN 1667 9 The dactyl has come awake!" Many images flitted through Elbryan's imagination as Juraviel sang: scenes of war and terror, scenes so very much like Dundalis on that awful day when the goblins came. That, combined with the presence of this magic-wielding assassin, surely concerned the monk.
69 ancient huff Adjective Gerund B1 UNKNOWN 1668 9 Who will quell the ancient and deep hatred between powrie and goblin when Bestesbulzibar is gone? Brother Avelyn came huffing and puffing behind her, the monk trotting along without complaint.
70 interest profound Verb Adjective B1 C1 1669 9 Now the monk could not fully hide his interest. Questions too profound flitted about his consciousness.
71 organize awful Verb Adjective B1 A2 1670 8 He should organize his friends - yes, that was the course, he decided. Pony came to know that it was not simple terror and grief that had forced her to bury those awful images, but guilt.
72 attitude ancient Noun Adjective B1 1671 8 Juraviel glared at Tuntun, for the female's sour attitude had forced the words out before any sound screen could be cast up. Who will quell the ancient and deep hatred between powrie and goblin when Bestesbulzibar is gone?
73 risk interest Noun Verb B1 1672 8 He hated risking them all but realized the success of the mission hinged on their actions right now. Now the monk could not fully hide his interest.
74 improve organize Verb B1 1673 8 His skills had improved, so he had heard Juraviel say, and now he meant to show how much. Now the creature saw the time to organize its forces fully; to begin its unified attacks.
75 stuff wealth Noun UNKNOWN B1 1674 8 Their battle prowess was the stuff of legend, of terrifying fireside tales. Avelyn bit his lip, remembering the hours on the beach, surrounded by so vast a wealth of useless gems.
76 absolute attitude Adjective Noun UNKNOWN B1 1675 8 Only then did he notice the room had darkened almost to the point of absolute blackness. Juraviel glared at Tuntun, for the female's sour attitude had forced the words out before any sound screen could be cast up.
77 glory risk Noun UNKNOWN B1 1676 8 The creature flexed and stretched, extended its wings to their full glory, reached and clawed at the air with its humanlike arms. Elbryan's arm was agonizing, but not life threatening, and Pony knew her love well enough to realize that he would be angry indeed if she risked the centaur's life to alleviate his pain.
78 muster improve Noun Verb UNKNOWN B1 1677 8 Waves of agony assaulted him, and despite all the courage and determination he could possibly muster, he found himself slumping down into blackness. Pellimar's condition did not much improve as the days slipped past.
79 squat stuff Adjective Noun UNKNOWN 1678 8 Avelyn squatted on the floor, cradling the woman. Most of the fiery stuff of that time long past had bubbled and flowed away from the cavern, but enough had remained to harden about the dactyl's corporeal form.
80 fold absolute Noun Adjective UNKNOWN 1679 8 He nodded and put it back under the folds of his weathered robes, his expression more serious. Only then did he notice the room had darkened almost to the point of absolute blackness.
81 domain glory Noun UNKNOWN 1680 8 In worm's cold domain. The creature flexed and stretched, extended its wings to their full glory, reached and clawed at the air with its humanlike arms.
82 scatter muster Verb Noun UNKNOWN 1681 8 And so were a dozen other goblins, scattered all about the area. Waves of agony assaulted him, and despite all the courage and determination he could possibly muster, he found himself slumping down into blackness.
83 weariness squat Noun Adjective UNKNOWN 1682 8 Despite his weariness, Avelyn Desbris could hardly sleep. Avelyn squatted on the floor, cradling the woman.
84 perimeter fold Noun UNKNOWN 1683 8 Paulson and Chipmunk were out and about, guarding the perimeter. It would bring them into its fold, tribe by tribe, race by race, growing as the night grows when the sun touches the western horizon.
85 watchful domain Adjective Noun UNKNOWN 1684 8 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. In worm's cold domain.
86 capture scatter Noun Verb UNKNOWN 1685 8 He had no time now to ponder, and any sympathetic notions that he might have captured the goblin instead of killing it seemed perfectly ridiculous. And so were a dozen other goblins, scattered all about the area.
87 stiff weariness Adjective Noun UNKNOWN 1686 8 She stood straight but not stiff, and could outrun and outfight any of the boys in Dundalis, Elbryan included. Despite his weariness, Avelyn Desbris could hardly sleep.
88 scold perimeter Verb Noun UNKNOWN 1687 8 Elbryan held his breath, thinking that Pony's mother, often stern, would scold the girl severely. Paulson and Chipmunk were out and about, guarding the perimeter.
89 complaint watchful Plural Adjective UNKNOWN 1688 8 He took me all the way to Palmaris without complaint, and all the way back at equal speed. 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.
90 heavenly capture Adjective Noun UNKNOWN 1689 8 Scenes of the Halo, the heavenly gift, enwrapping all the others, an oval because of the angle at which it was portrayed. Cric motioned across the way to the boy Elbryan had captured.
91 flowing stiff Adjective UNKNOWN 1690 8 It might defeat the heat, he supposed, but what of the sheer weight of the flowing stone? Then it was before him, so suddenly, clubbing him with those rock-stiff arms, sending him tumbling back into the pines.
92 pant scold Noun Verb UNKNOWN 1691 8 She stood before him, panting. Elbryan held his breath, thinking that Pony's mother, often stern, would scold the girl severely.
93 cast complaint Verb Plural UNKNOWN 1692 8 He wanted to do it, as he had so many times in his earlier years, wanted to cast off his shoes and all his clothes ... Still, without complaint, the good monk used his hematite once more, this time to lessen the wounds of the injured.
94 shade heavenly Noun Adjective UNKNOWN 1693 8 Elbryan was glad that the distracted girl had not noticed his own shade of red. Of course he knew of the Ring Stones, the heavenly gifts to St.-Mere-Abelle, the source of all the magic in the world.
95 glee flowing Noun Adjective UNKNOWN 1694 8 "Another!" Pony added happily, and she clapped her hands with glee as more came into view. It was as if the being shone of its own accord, an inner light making the flowing hair glow and shimmer.
96 stark pant Adjective Noun UNKNOWN 1695 8 From the ridge top, the vale seemed stark and open, but descending into it, Elbryan and Pony quickly remembered just how confusing and intimidating a place it could be. Elbryan rolled his breeches up over his knees - not that the worn and ragged pants would stay that way for long!
97 spruce cast Noun Verb UNKNOWN 1696 8 Then the images began to crowd back, of herself running to the group, losing sight of them as she entered the low vale, weaving in and out of the barrier pines and spruce, running with a friend. He wanted to do it, as he had so many times in his earlier years, wanted to cast off his shoes and all his clothes ...
98 humanoid shade Singular Noun UNKNOWN 1697 8 Elbryan thought that a curious thing; why hadn't the wretched humanoids pursued the fleeing humans? Elbryan was glad that the distracted girl had not noticed his own shade of red.
99 forehead glee Noun UNKNOWN 1698 8 He took the circlet back from her and set it about her forehead. Jill noted that the missile was far more likely to burn a host of powries than any human, but the dwarves hardly seemed to care, howling with glee as they loaded the next ball.
100 turning stark Noun Adjective UNKNOWN 1699 8 This is fact, it has begun and there can be no turning back. From the ridge top, the vale seemed stark and open, but descending into it, Elbryan and Pony quickly remembered just how confusing and intimidating a place it could be.
101 stew spruce Noun UNKNOWN 1700 8 He looked at the brush helplessly, at the steaming stew, just a few strides away. A living forest, with enough pine and spruce to offer cover even now, with winter fast holding the land.