bourne
small stream; a destination
brigade
part of an army
calumets
highly decorative ceremonial pipes
casement
window
chancel
the front part of a church including the altar, separated from the congregation
charnels
places where bones are buried
copse
a group of trees
fen
a low land covered with water
ferule
discipline for children
garrulous
wordy, talkative
goad
something that provokes action
grange
farmhouse
inosculated
joined, united
league
a few miles
lees
the sediment of wine; dregs
meres
standing bodies of water
mete
to give out in small measures
mould
the British variant of mold
ogress
female ogre
ostler
hosteler, responsible for a traveler's horse at an inn
palsy
paralysis of the body
petulant
insolent or childish in behavior
puissance
power
recommenced
began again
samite
a heavy medieval silk
sapience
wisdom
scudding
moving forward quickly
sibilation
a hiss
sinecure
a job that hardly requires any work
slumbrous
sleeping
sward
a turf of grass
tremulous
affected by tremors, shivering; nervous
wainscot
wooden wall paneling
