Book: Pride and Prejudice
What did i read: chapter 21-23 Summary:The Bennet girls go to Meryton to see if Wickham has come back to town. Sure enough, he's back, and he tells Elizabeth that he didn't go to the ball at Netherfield because he didn't want to run into Darcy. When the girls leave town, Wickham walks them home and pays special attention to Elizabeth. Vocab:
sercease- stop or dely or postpone
The teachers decided to sercease the exam dates.
lattice- structue f a criss-cross strips
That carpet had an lattice stipe.
obeisance- salutations
The people paid obeisance to their god by kneeling.
beguiling- fool or betray
He was beguiled by her charms into believing lies about his wife.
nepenthe- powerful drug inducing anesthesia or sleep
I have never taken nepenthe.
tempest- wild storm; commotion
the tempest destroyed many houses
azure- purplish blue
I was wearing a azure scarf
palpitate- beat of a rapid pace like a heart
My heart was palpitating when I was running as fast as i could.
solemn- quiet or serious
He is a solemn kid.
grandeur- great importance
He walked about with a sense of grandeur
dipsest- silly
He made a dipsest face when he was cheering his son up.
laurels- credit or praise
Mary took all the laurel when actually Cindy did the work.
legion- numerous or countless
Thier was legions of frogs in the pond.
perish- die, decline, decay
The fish had perished since it was from last year.
renownest- fame
His renownest dives me crazy.
What did i read: chapter 21-23
Summary:The Bennet girls go to Meryton to see if Wickham has come back to town. Sure enough, he's back, and he tells Elizabeth that he didn't go to the ball at Netherfield because he didn't want to run into Darcy. When the girls leave town, Wickham walks them home and pays special attention to Elizabeth.
Vocab:
sercease- stop or dely or postpone
The teachers decided to sercease the exam dates.
lattice- structue f a criss-cross strips
That carpet had an lattice stipe.
obeisance- salutations
The people paid obeisance to their god by kneeling.
beguiling- fool or betray
He was beguiled by her charms into believing lies about his wife.
nepenthe- powerful drug inducing anesthesia or sleep
I have never taken nepenthe.
tempest- wild storm; commotion
the tempest destroyed many houses
azure- purplish blue
I was wearing a azure scarf
palpitate- beat of a rapid pace like a heart
My heart was palpitating when I was running as fast as i could.
solemn- quiet or serious
He is a solemn kid.
grandeur- great importance
He walked about with a sense of grandeur
dipsest- silly
He made a dipsest face when he was cheering his son up.
laurels- credit or praise
Mary took all the laurel when actually Cindy did the work.
legion- numerous or countless
Thier was legions of frogs in the pond.
perish- die, decline, decay
The fish had perished since it was from last year.
renownest- fame
His renownest dives me crazy.