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Date:________________
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Match each term to it's sentence.
The spike of a helmet projected from the middle of his silken turban and he wore a shirt of ____.
This boy is manifestly no son of yours, for your cheek is as dark as mine but the boy is fair and white like the ____ but beautiful barbarians who inhabit the remote north.
On these occasions he usually slept with the donkey in its little ____ stable.
He rode upon a strong dappled horse with flowing mane and tail and his stirrups and ____ were inlaid with silver.
"Leave out all these idle words in your own praise," interrupted the Tarkaan. "It is enough to know that you took the child—and have had ten times the worth of his daily bread out of him in labour, as anyone can see. And now tell me at once what price you put on him, for I am wearied with your ____."
But another poet has likewise said, “He who attempts to deceive the ____ is already baring his own back for the scourge.”
Twilight was coming on ____ and a star or two was already our, but the remains of the sunset could still be seen in the west.
When he went round to the only window, he could hear, after a second or two, the familiar noise of the old fisherman’s squeaky snore.
When he was sitting out of doors ____ing the nets, and all alone, he would often look eagerly to the north.
Shasta stared into its great eyes and his own grew almost as big, with ____.