WORDS FOR VI VA VOCE DRILL
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1 a grave tlie miracle the sepulchre Judaea
the reign mythology
2 au image a storni
in ihe niidst of . .
3 the kc-y theconquered towii tiie sanctuary
to ride
a leather belt
a flail. scourge
luxury
Icisure
4 au airow terror
5 to represent as to spare
the garrison
the mosques
to swini
jealous
Cairo
the pilgrim
tlu- town-gatc
the gâte of tlie
town to perish by tlie
sword divine service the altar
6 a birch the clergy
an obscure origin
happiness
the study of htera-
ture the profession of
arms celibacy
7 the Church (as a
profession ) fasting prayer silence his zeal au obstacle a gcsture without reuown the retreat to i>rcserve nicrcy wrath the evil
8 the acccss a remcdy
at thèse words
a warrior
without doubt
to shed tears
joy
the help
gct up (2 sitig.)
without ccasing
an c;ir
to cross the sea the See of St. Peter 9 the plan barefoot to gird wilh . .
a thick cord the coarsest
material to preaclî sometimes . . .
sometimes to call to mind to address the rock tlie preacher
10 an envoy a relie virlue
in this manner the brake (o( a
carriage) the truce ail at once
11 wool stick, crook by his side everywherc the shame the lot, fate the healhen the prey the sun straw
12 to sprcad
the darkness to stop one themountain range the neighbourhood calm [subst. ) the promise henceforth the war-cry to cease to . .
the Cross
13 the knight
to promise to . .
the departure
care
theft
to walk
a horseman
a cart
a barge
javeHn
iron clubs
14 old âge
by the side of . .
near . .
the hehiiet in haste to mect beforehand the conquest from ail sides
15 his mount the command to grow bigger the flag manna
to feed Bavaria the valley
16 to take to flight a place of shelter the blow
the Victor the corpse to carry away the Hungarians blind fury suddenly width
Bulgaria the forest hardly
17 the rampart to lean on . .
fear
a quarrel
to complain
about . .
outside . .
the complaint to stretch out to breathe a reverse to hâve recourse
to . .
18 above ail despair in vain to fly
from ail sides
threats
to put to flight
the marsh
the remnants
the defeat
19 be it that . .
the frontier a rout
to repent of to dread one at the same time
20 idleness the suburb presumptuous the slope
to be short of provisions to be beheaded the breastplate
21 the chronicles to think of
to pierce an arrovv frightful a heap to pile up haughtiness
everybody présence of mind
22 firmness
to obey one
an event
subsequently
to be celebrated
for . .
valeur
the achievement a count
to descend from . .
the Holy See the battlefield to enter
23 the century his skill
to compromise foolhardy ready to . .
to dévote oneself to a model a support at least merit 21 honour
an interview in their turn
25 renown
to make oneself
conspicuous shortcomings independence
26 to accuse one of . .
to laugh at . .
to raise taxes
the çlergy
the duchy
to expiate
a pilgrimage
to take up arms
intrepid
an estate
to compare one
with . .
poetry
27 danger désertion
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to takc away with one
28 lo arouse his figure
to handle (a thing)
haughty
proud
an offence
to bring up
fear
sacredness
29 disinherit a will
the remembrance
of. .
to yield, cède cternal hatred to disembark for hereditary
30 to abate
to start on one's
m arc h the reverse ( mil. ) armour the tent the model to extinguish to boil haughty
31 his subjects obstinacy the terri tory
to be frightened
by . .
the sand a star to dread cleverness an astrologer to spread
32 a storm his retinue a hostage clemcncy a promise to appcase
33 to float without effecl
to resist one to congratulate to exclaim to overwhehii with his future services sohcitation, en-
treaty to hasten to . .
