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Blackbird
The Witch of Blackbird Pond
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| authority | the right and power to control |
| charter | a legal statement, deed, or contract used to give rights to a person or group or establish something |
| constable | a public official who has duties to enforce laws in a town or village |
| courting | attempting to win someone's goodwill or love, often with marriage in mind; seeking the affections or approval of another |
| endure | to last or suffer through; to continue in spite of; to withstand hardship or stress |
| gravely | in a serious, solemn, or sober manner; grimly, gloomily, or sadly |
| impulse | a sudden idea or desire; a strong, fleeting, and involuntary desire; an urge |
| lingered | waited or stayed for a greater time than usual; was slow to leave; remained or tarried |
| magistrate | a judge who can decide minor legal cases |
| presently | very soon; in a short while; without delay; at once; at the current time; now |
| psalm | a song or poem, usually Biblical |
| reluctantly | unwillingly; hesitantly; with little or no desire; unenthusiastically; without wanting to or without feeling like it; without eagerness; slowly; uncertainly |
| scoffed | made fun of or laughed at, often with scorn or in a mean way; said in a way that ridicules or puts down; showed a lack of respect |
| surveyed | looked over; inspected; evaluated or assessed; examined or viewed with attention; measured; mapped |
| ventured | dared or moved despite the risk involved; chanced or risked |