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affliction

something that causes pain or suffering

bounty

money given as a reward

craven

lacking courage

dauntless

daring

kindle

light or set on fire

lurk

to be or remain hidden

plunder

to steal gold

quell

to put an end

scorn

To reject as contemptible or unworthy

succor

assistance and support in times of hardship and distress

throng

dence crowed

bale

threatening harm

bereft

deprived of or lacking

bolster

to support

boon

a thing that is helpful or beneficial

bower

a pleasant shady place under trees

brandish

to shake or swing threateningly

churn

to agitate

fetters

chains or manacles used to restrain a prisoner

harried

feeling strained as aresult of having demands

haven

a place of safety or refuge

peerless

unrivaled

rue

to bitterly regret

sage

showing profound wisdom

spurn

to reject

stalwart

loyal, reliable, and hardworking

beguile

to mislead my trickery

compuction

Feeling of guilt that prevents or after doing something bad

corporal

bodily

countenace

facial expression

enfold

to surround

entreat

ask someone earnestly or anxiously to do something

fitful

Not steady or irregular

grapple

to struggle; to attempt to deal with

harbinger

a peron or thing that singnals another

indissoluble

incapable of being broken

infirmity

weakness; state of being feeble or unable

jovial

full of good humor

largesse

generosity in giving money or gifts upon others

malice

the intention or desire to do evil

missive

a long and offical letter

obscure

not discovered or known about

scruples

a feeling of doubt or hesitation with regard to the morality

surfeit

to cause someone to desire no more something

valiant

possessing or showing courage or determination

wanton

deliberate and unprovoked

boorish

rough and bad-mannered

Cherubim

angelic beings that attend on God

chleric

bad-tempered or irritable

eminent

famous and respected of a person

garnish

to decorate or embellish something

hallowed

made holy

knave

a dishonest man

miscreant

a person who badly in a way that breaks the law

perditon

a state of eternal punisment

prelate

a bishop or other high ecclesiastical dignitary

prevaricate

to evade the truth

sanguine

optimistic or positive

sundry

of various kinds

tithes

a tenth of one's income given to the church

victuals

food or provisions

kindred

alike or similar

apparrition

a ghost or ghostlike image of a person

avarice

greed

bane

a cause of great distress

concord

An agreement of interests or feelings

detraction

a damaging of the reputation or esteem of someone

dire

extremly serious in a situation

epicure

a person who takes particular pleasure in fine dining

hoodwink

to decive or trick someone

pernicious

destructive

pitfall

a hiddne unsuspected danger

prowess

superior ability

raze

to completely destroy

redress

to remedy or set right

resolute

admirably purposeful, determined

sovereign

supreme ruler

teem

be full of or swarming with

trechery

willful betrayal of trust

usurp

to take power illegally