mischance
an instance of misfortune
insolent
disrespectful
glut
supply or fill to excess
allay
to alliviate
perfidious
disloyal, fiathless
inveterate
unchanging, veteran
extirpate
to destroy
auspicious
fortunate, favorable
tempest
a violent storm
precursor
a thing that comes before another
besiege
to surround a place with armed forces to capture it
brine
salt water
disperse
to seperate in different directions
vexed
frustrated or worried
perish
to suffer death in a painful way
manifold
many and various
ebb
the movment of tide out to see OR to gradually redice something
usurp
take position of power
manacle
chain fastned on a person's ankle or wrist
chide
to scold