burrow
A tunnel or hole made by a small animal
voyage
A long journey, sometimes including a sea passage
reverently
With immense respect
quaint
Old-fashioned and pleasing
pantomime
A dramatic or theatrical entertainment for children
indolent
Lazy
eccentric
Different, out of the norm
desolate
Deserted, lifeless
jostle
To push someone to the side by using a body part, to shove
sable
A species of marten native to Russia and Mongolia; or the fur belonging to such an animal
spiteful
Malicious; motivated by unkindness
seminary
A school specializing in theology or religion, especially Christianity; more broadly, an educational institution
culprit
Person accused of committing a crime
scullery
Room or kitchen used for tasks such as dishwashing and cleaning
drudge
Person who completes menial, unpleasant housework
largess
Gifts or donations given with generosity
benefactor
Person who provides resources or money to a person, cause, or institution
populace
Inhabitants of a country or area of land
modiste
A fashionable dressmaker
pauper
Extremely poor person
furtively
Secretively; with effort to not draw attention
adversity
Hardship
aghast
Shocked; horrified
brougham
A type of horse-drawn carriage with enclosed seats for passengers
