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Chivalry
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Honorable behavior especially to a woman; social and moral conventions or a medieval knight
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Homage
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A mark of testimony of esteem; respect or reverence
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Abash
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To cause a feeling of embarassment
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Essay
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To test; try out
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Prevail
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To be victorious; predominate
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Obeisance
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A movement of the body toward to ground; bow or curtsy
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Entreat
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To beg or plead
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Vehement
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Violent; showing or arousing intense feeling
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Misericordia
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A dagger used to injure a knight
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Errant
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Tending to do wrong; staying
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Countenance
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The face; the expression of a face
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Quaff
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To drink heartily
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Covenant
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An agreement or bargain; contract
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Effigies
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Status or images of a person
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Contemptuous
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Treating as worthless or insignificant; disdainful; scornful
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