Chapter 11 - Vengeance for Patroclus pages 76 83 – – *Bier - A on which a coffin or dead body is placed before or during burial n. rites. forge - A hearth or a furnace kept at a very high temperature to heat metals that n. are being shaped by a metal smith or armorer. *avenged - To avenge: To punish in retaliation or in return for some act v. committed by another person or group. hideous - Horrible and highly offensive. adj. filth - Foul, dirty. n. Chapter 12 - Funeral Games pages 84 90 – – *piteous - Creating pity, which is a sense of feeling sorry for another. adj. *lament - An expression of great grief. n. paled - To pale: To lose color. v. Chapter 13 - Ransom for Hector pages 91 96 – – embroidered - To decorate with colored threads. adj. tunics - A fitting garment that extends from the neck to the knees. n. *railing - To rail: To criticize and complain angrily. v. *blemish - A mark, flaw, or imperfection. n. charred - Appearing burned or scorched. adj. hollowed - To hollow: To scoop out to create a hole. v.
Chapter 11 - Vengeance for Patroclus – pages 76 – 83 *Bier - n. A on which a coffin or dead body is placed before or during burial rites. forge - n. A hearth or a furnace kept at a very high temperature to heat metals that are being shaped by a metal smith or armorer. *avenged - v. To avenge: To punish in retaliation or in return for some act committed by another person or group. hideous - adj. Horrible and highly offensive. filth - n. Foul, dirty. Chapter 12 - Funeral Games – pages 84 – 90 *piteous - adj. Creating pity, which is a sense of feeling sorry for another. *lament - n. An expression of great grief. paled - v. To pale: To lose color. Chapter 13 - Ransom for Hector – pages 91 – 96 embroidered - adj. To decorate with colored threads. tunics - n. A fitting garment that extends from the neck to the knees. *railing - v. To rail: To criticize and complain angrily. *blemish - n. A mark, flaw, or imperfection. charred - adj. Appearing burned or scorched. hollowed - v. To hollow: To scoop out to create a hole.
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