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Nathaniel Hawthrone

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sexton a church officer or employee responsible for the maintenance of church buildings, property, and the surrounding graveyard
ostentatious being overly showy, flashy, or pretentious, usually to impress others or show off wealth
semblance the outward appearance, superficial likeness, or a deceptive show of something, often implying it looks similar to something else but is not truly the same
portend to act as a sign, warning, or omen that something—usually something bad or significant—is about to happen
pensively doing something while deeply, seriously, or dreamily thoughtful, often with a hint of quiet sadness
plausibility the quality of being reasonable, believable, or likely to be true
antipathy a deep-seated, strong feeling of intense dislike, aversion, or hostility toward someone or something
iniquity gross immorality, wickedness, or a severe injustice
sagacious having or showing keen mental discernment, good judgment, and practical wisdom
obscurity the state of being unknown, inconspicuous, or unimportant
resolute being very determined, purposeful, and unwavering in one's actions or beliefs
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