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Narrative of William

The Narrative of William W. Brown, A Fugitive Slave

TermDefinition
provision(s) a stock or store of supplies and especially of food
discharge (discharging) to unload or empty contents
cargo the goods carried by a ship, airplane, or vehicle
race any one of the groups that human beings are often divided into based on physical traits or ancestry
traitor a person who is not loyal or true to a friend, duty, cause, or belief or is false to a personal duty
course motion from one point to another; the path over which something moves
fate a power beyond human control that is believed to determine what happens
prospect something that is waited for or expected
occupation a person's business or profession
appreciation awareness or understanding of worth or value
detest (detested) to strongly dislike something or someone
latter relating to or being the last thing or person mentioned
consequence something produced by a cause or following from a condition
civilized characteristic of a state of civilization; refined; cultivated
benumbed made inactive; made numb especially by cold
eventful full of important happenings
providence help or care from God or heaven
frostbite (frost-bitten) the affect of slight freezing of a part of the body (as the feet or hands) or the damage to body tissues caused by such freezing
induce (induced) to persuade someone to do something
hail to call out to
approach (approaching) to come near or nearer; draw close
apprehensive fearful of what may be coming
suspense uncertainty, worry, or excitement in wondering about the result of something
venture to go ahead in spite of danger
hospitality (hospitalities) friendly and generous treatment of guests
privilege a right or liberty granted as a favor or benefit especially to some and not others
satisfied pleased or content with what has been experienced or received
regarded to think of in a particular way; considered
probability the chance of happening; something likely
charm an action, word, or phrase believed to have magic powers
liberty the state of being free; freedom
coachman a person whose business is driving a coach or carriage
fellow a male person; companion
limbs any of the paired parts (as an arm, wing, or leg) that stick out from the body and are used mostly in moving and grasping
devoted completely loyal
desirous impelled or governed by desire
foreign located outside of a place or country and especially outside of a person's own country
public open to all
seize to take possession of by or as if by force
dilemma a situation in which a person has to choose between things that are all bad or unsatisfactory
contribute (contributed) to have a share in something
hesitate (hesitating) to pause before doing something
sustain to provide with what is needed
inclined having a desire
accompany (accompanied) to go with as a companion
navigation the act or practice of steering, directing the course of, or finding a way through
proprietor a person who owns something
leisure when there is free time available
delegation the act of giving someone authority or responsibility for
temperance control over actions, thoughts, or feelings
Created by: kh_hightech
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