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| humble submission and respect |
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| continued or prolonged for an extended period or without interruption |
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| disappointment from the discovery that something is not as good as one believed it to be |
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| a stringed musical instrument --similar to a violin |
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| rubbed the bow of a stringed instrument |
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| formal release from guilt, obligation, or punishment |
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| caused to be motionless due to horror, wonder, or astonishment |
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| having or showing a great desire to possess something |
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| feeling or showing misery |
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| a service of morning prayers |
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| obtained something with care or effort |
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| turning to someone or something for help in a difficult situation |
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| a secret plan by a group--usually harmful |
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| appeased of anger or anxiety |
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| people who repent their sins or wrongdoings |
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| drinking plentiful amounts of alcohol and enjoying oneself and others in a loud way |
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| be careful of or swarming with |
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| one's opponent in a contest, conflict, or dispute |
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