The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexander

DumasVocabulary

Words Chapters 6, 7,

& 8

Full of

Impregnated

Good sign

Augury

Judges

Magistrate

Disgusting

Repugnance

Beggings

Entreaties

Well spoken

Eloquence

Guilt

Compunction

In effectiveunable

Ineptitude

Take control by force

Usurper

A structureIn this case: government

Edifice

To summon by as if by invocation or incantation

Conjuring

Bottomless gulf or pit

Abyss

A discussion and consideration by a group

Deliberation

Irreverence toward something considered sacred or inviolable (unbreakable)

Blasphemies

A fitAn attack Sudden increase or reoccurrence of symptoms

Paroxysm