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| low, ducking motion to lead someone |
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| manner in which one walks/moves |
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| watery discharge from the eye(s) |
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| without effort and/or purpose |
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| obligation; previously obligated to do |
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| multi-colored costume characteristic of the professional jester |
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| large container of wine/oil |
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| shut out; make impossible; prevent |
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| freedom from punishment, injury, or bad consequences |
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| A wrong is not righted when the person who rights the wrong is punished for doing so |
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| act of being killed as a sacrifice |
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| expertise in matters of art or taste |
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| showing the qualities of a person who has a cultivated appreciation of artistic excellence |
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| scientific knowledge of gems |
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| time of feasting and merrymaking celebrated just before Lent |
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| approach and speak to first |
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| intolerably or unbearably |
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| knee-length cloak buttoned in front |
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| palace, mansion, or large town in Italy |
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| go away hurriedly and secretly |
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| I took form their sconces two flambeaux |
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| a sconce is a candlestick projecting from a wall bracket; flambeaux are flaming torches |
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| network of underground galleries with recesses in which to place the dead |
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| amount taken in a single drink; drink or dose; also draft |
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| A huge human foot..rampant |
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| Montresor coat-of-arms shows, on a blue background, a golden foot crushing a snake up to a strike |
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| No one can harm me unpunished |
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| Fortuanto refers to a member of a fraternal society, Montresor implies one who builds with brick or stone |
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| chain or shackle the feet to prevent escape |
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| one of a series of rows arranged one above another |
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| long and light sword used for thrusting |
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