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Chapters 5 and 6

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harrowed   distressed  
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defunct   dead or extinct  
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distraught   extremely troubled  
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vestige   trace  
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swathed   surrounded; enveloped  
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disheveled   disarranged and untidy  
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corrugated   shaped in parallel grooves and ridges  
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laudable   praiseworthy  
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initiative   ability to act without being urged  
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notoriety   state of being widely but unfavorably known or discussed  
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insidious   more dangerous than seems evident  
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meretricious   attractive in a flashy way  
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conceits   witty or fanciful thoughts or expressions  
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ineffable   too overwhelming to be expressed or described in words  
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ramifications   arrangements  
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turgid   pompous  
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contingencies   possible occurrences  
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debauchee   self-indulgent person  
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substantiality   strong, solid, firm  
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antecedents   one's ancestry, past life  
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lethargic   abnormally dull  
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euphemisms   uses of words or phrases that are less direct but considered less distasteful than the words or phrases they replace  
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menagerie   collection of wild or strange animals kept in cages for exhibition  
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dilatory   slow or late in doing things  
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elongating   to extend the length of  
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postern   private or side entrance  
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pompadour   man's style of hairdressing  
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nebulous   indistinct, vague  
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incarnation   endowment with a human body  
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