to supply one
with . .
to cross
to set the example to embark the straits battahon to set out for . .
the siège impregnable
35 stream fleet
provisions the besiegers the garrison across
the bow
to forewarn one
the arrivai
to wait for one
warlike
piety
to begin to shake
36 the helmet the shield
a drawn sword
at a distance
to resound
frightful
javeHn
from a distance
despair
stratagem
the plain
a space
37 to scatter to slacken to uncover
lo begin doing something
a crossbow a squire to applaud
38 the waves to unfurl a wave
to resound with . .
the workman
to dig
to crumble down
a crash
to fiée
the bird
39 a cunning
to surrender to . .
a proposai
to get ready to . .
to be ready to . .
to quiver
to allège, quote
the treaty
40 in the very place
where . .
tofallinto. . (river) pasture-ground the junction (of two
ri vers) an army-corps as much as possible towards the right
(left)
41 the defeat propitious for .
to dismount
to flow
a niarsh
on one side
on the other side
a pale or stake
to surround
42 the hail the fugitive to succumb to utter crie»
to cross a river old nïen
tlie nioanings
tlio growling shouts
a corpse
43 around the camp to overtake one to snatch from . .
to embroider
to give new courage
to . .
to consist in . .
to rally
44 to straggle
against . .
without ceasing the chaplain to inform one the messenger a treat, feast to reflect choice horsemen the monk
not to hâve had breakfast
45 a thunderbolt in their midst the sword
to heap up
the dying (men)
to dare
to pursue
a retreat
the summit
to ravage the
country.
to plunder the boroughs to make one safe
against . .
to perish with
hunger
46 the quarrel
to corne to blows to enlarge a buhvark
47 the century the suburb to pray the reign
to silence one the sojourn
not far away
a lake
the Middle Ages
to quote
a tree
48 to invest
to make a sortie
a noise
silence
in disorder
vine3'ard
grape
a ditch
to dig
the product
the harvest
49 the grove
an eye-vvitness
désertion
the scourge
to take possession
of the despair of .
to flee from . .
a scandai capital punishment
50 to diminish mournful
a wound monastery dearth, want conversion [relig.) the defender a trace
to profit by . .
to display
51 his jealousy the shcep to aspire to
to be gifted with . .
self-possession
skilful
to grow tired of . .
treachery
52 rivalry
to hâve one advised
(warned) the next day
to stop
53 the sentrj' a cornet
the rope ladder to follow one (use
marcher) a reproach hastily leather the battlement
54 to force a door in crowds
to strangle half-asleep sanguinary
55 a hymn
to be tired of . .
to arrange to . .
to content oneself
with . .
to give oneself up
to . .
drunkenness
56 mourning
to apply to . .
a mode!
thirst for vengeance
57 a martjT its tomb the remains to eut down
to hasten to . .
the mouth (of a
river) beast of burden to proceed to . .
the skin to season pepper caraway spices
58 to soften
the evening before
to beg
disgusting
naked
rust
59 up lill then
Words for Viva Voce Drill
to lay one low
to reward
accompanied by . .
an aposlle
the conduct
the diocèse
the principal altar
60 to pierce one' s side niystical
to prétend to be-
lieve fasting the workman to glitter a try the pit, hole
61 to dovibt a thing to give back
to be thirsting
for . .
the next day Works of love to give alms to humble oneself the sin a meal flower
62 to weaken a speech
to bend one's knees
the psalni
to give the blessing
63 the bugles to resist
thethickof thefight scarcely
the battlefield
a heap (of straw)
hay
to set fire to
64 smoke the retreat to call back
to throw something
away a canicl a manuscript in Arabie
at leisure luxury
65 the spoils iron chains
the concurrence
the season
to résolve to . .
an infectious illness
the funerals
the burial
the Scythe
66 to close one's eyes to banish
to attend
sincerely
from ail sides
to run up to meet
one to cost
67 the direct route on his return idleness
to start
on account of . .
68 the delay henceforward
the neighbourhood
69 their abode
in other towns
to count
the loss
to give out supplies
the fleet
the victuals
70 discord
a standard-bearer
the baggage
to instruct
to exhort to . .
a herd
inappropriately
71 to reçoive news
of. .
the Jordan to burn down to plunder a canlicle the stable
shepherd an éclipse a veil likewise to pick up the pebble
to climb (a nioun-
tain) the rear-guard to kneel down to kiss to sigh to stretch out (one's
arms)
73 an olive-tree narrow
to concur, take
part in the Fassover to reach one
74 ha\{ {suisi.) a hermit
to drive away the interpréter to upset, overturn serried, close a pike a hammer a long file (mil.) to use a thing a sling a crossbow the oil the pitch the beam
75 to intimidate the inner wall barren rocks big beams
to demolish
76 to be dried up
to fill up (a cistem) to poison to flow according to the course (of the
sun) a wooded country
the hatchet
77 felled trees to préserve booty
to set to work a catapult a leather bottle the fountain to christen the treasurer
78 a drawbridge to let down to embitter
to sow dissension to succeed in . .
to add repentance
79 with bare feet their heads un-
covered from the top of . .
a mosque prayer
to shed blood hatred
80 between such
cnemies the préparations the archer the crossbowmen the tumult
81 obstinate
to hâve time to . .
a breacli
to fall in niins
to shiver with rage
above ail
on both sides
without relaxation
82 to whistle to clash
a conflagration
83 the under world avoid vinegar
to extingfuish
perspiration
dust
84 an examination a discharge baies of wool
to fall back, recoil
85 the platform intrepid this account
t,o scale the walls to force the gâtes
86 salvation mourning
to turn avvay
from . .
the fetters
87 to share search
fîve years before
to enjoy
gratitude
the promise
to abstain from . .
88 the sob
to agrée that . .
the custom
the right
property
to take something
away from one to give solace to . .
an orphan sumptuous
89 at the price of . .
to disdain
the throne ont of indolence out of laziness a servant
90 in conformity with beforehand
a star
a messenger
a wonder
to comment on . .
maturely
91 the care of . .
to watch over . .
a crown of thorns to deserve
to give thanks the worship
92 to shed tears
the account of . .
the true believers to hide the back the vulture tobeat warwith . .
the downfall (of an empire)
93 a message the territory
a few days hence theannouncement
94 to be astonished at to set up again
their courage to remember
95 an orchard the centre
the right wing the knee behind theni
96 the heart exile
to exhort to . .
97 to embark
the Mediterranean their return a kind of . .
most of them to receive one the century
98 twin brothers side by side one
another to be présent at . .
an epitaph to shut oneself up a monastery
99 to drcam the duchy
the remembrance to repress an adventiirer 100 the support repentance
Words for Viva Voce Drill
to niake room for . .
to distribute among . . to claiiii ihe ciu;irrels to protect the interests the rights of . .
réservée! for . .
beyond the seas to carry a victory
102 on behalf of a captive
a caniel
valeur
wisdom
103 to fall ill
to kcep on cne'S horse
to help one
todrcss(awound)
the flcei
to increase {re^.)
the recovery
to grow worse
the kingdoni
to found
to disappear
uiasonry
