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Galleon: n. large sailing ship

Claret: n. used as adj. purplish-red color like claret wine.

Rapier hilt: n. sword handle

Plaiting: v. used as an adj. Braiding

Wicket: n. small door or gate

Ostler: n. person who takes care of horses; groom

Harry: v. harass or push along

Casement: n. window sash that opens outward on hinges

Priming: n. explosive for firing a gun

Narrative Poem n. A poem that tells a story. The author’s name is Alfred Noyes.

Tone The attitude that a writer takes toward the audience, a subject, or a character.

MOOD The overall emotion created by a work of literature.

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