Frankenstein Chapter 8-12

indignation

a feeling of righteous

Anger

Manacled

Confine or restrain with or as if with handcuffs.

objurate

Stubbornly persistent in wrongdoing

precipitated

Hurl or throw violently

discourse

Extended verbal expression in speech or writing

Impetuous

Marked by violent force

Supple

Moving or bending with ease

Implores

Beg or request earnestly and urgently

Bleak

Unpleasantly cold and damp

grievously

Causing fear or anxiety by threatening great harm

Mortification

Strong feelings of embarrassment

Arbiters

Someone with the power to settle matters at will

Despondency

Feeling downcast and disheartened and hopeless

Clemency

leniency and compassion

shown toward offenders

Adduce

advance evidence for