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Disorderly;uncontrolled p.87 "He wore a general Hood type beard of which he was inordinately vain." |
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Distinguishing features p.88
"A flip of the coin revealed the uncompromising lineaments of Aunt Alexandra and Francis." |
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Corresponding to something p.89
"Aunt Alexandra would have been analogous to Mount Everest." |
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Something that angers or irritates p.90
"Not unless there's extreme provocation connected with 'em." |
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Sincere;honest p.91
"The interal arrangements of the Finch house were indictive of Simon's guilelessness." |
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Noisy; clamorous p.97
"It was obstreperous, disorderly, and abusive..." |
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Insulting or abusive p.99
"Her use of bathroom invective leaves nothing to the imagination." |
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Physical or mental escape p.99
"Children are children, but they can spot an evasion quicker then adults." |
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A temporary, quickly constructed fortifications p.104
"...busied myself for two hours erecting complicated breastworks at the side of the porch..." |
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Exposure to injury p.105
"Your in considerable peril." |
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Having no certain or definite course p.106
"He walked erratically, as if his right legs were shorter then his left legs." |
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Zealous, ardent or impassioned p.109
"Aticus shock his head vehemently." |
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