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an old English festival.
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a case or box on church altar containing the consacrated host and wine of the Eucharist.
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someone or something that precedes as in time.
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suffering because of the lack of food.
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today- prodaim, yesterday-proclaimed; to announce officially and publicly, to declare.
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the ship on which the pilgrims arrived to america.
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people that arrive to a place, town or city for the first time.
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establishers.
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places that provide cover or protection. Refuge.
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suitable.
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materials or provisions store and dispenced when needed.
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a country person; a farmer.
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today-grew, yesterday-grow; to cultivate.
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an image of a female supernatural being; an idol.
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the goddess of the harvest.
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with luck.
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today-assure, yesterday-assured; made sure. Made certain.
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to remain alive or in existence.
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a menace. Something that is possible danger.
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to continue in existence. To endure.
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natives of Greece.
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today-teach, yesterday-taught.
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possessing or having good health.
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extremely, hard to bear.
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in the Bible, the Hebrew prophet and lawgiver who led the Israelites out of Egypt.
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something that can be harvested or cultivated.
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a fortified building.
