=cy lin' dri cal=: shaped like a cylinder, that is, long but with a round surface, as a lead pencil. =decency=: here, a good appearance. =de cep' tive=: misleading. =dep re da' tion=: theft; despoiling. =De pro fun' dis cla ma' vi=: "I cried from the depths," a Latin psalm. =dif' fi dence=: shyness. =dil' a to' ri ness=: slowness; delay. =dil' a to ry=: slow. =di lem' ma=: difficulty. =dis cerned'=: saw; understood. =dis con' so late ly=: unhappily. =dis til' ling=: for condensing sweet water from sea water. =dlink=: drink, in broken English. =doit=: a coin of small value. =do mes' tic=: of the home. =Dom' i nie=: a name sometimes given clergymen or schoolmasters. =doub' let=: a garment covering the body from neck to waist. =dough ty= (dou' ty): valiant; useful. =drag=: the scent of a fox. =dross=: money spoken of contemptuously, as something of no account. =Dry' ad=: a wood nymph. =du en' na=: chaperon. =dun=: brownish. =Dun dee'=: a Scotch seaport. =e clipse'=: darkening; obscuring. =ef fem' i nate=: womanish. =e lec trom' e ter=: an instrument which indicates the presence of electricity. =em a na' tion=: a flowing forth. =em bel' lish=: ornament; touch up. =em' u late=: rival. =e' quine=: pertaining to a horse. =Esh' col=: a scene in the Bible. =ex ha la' tion=: fumes; vapor. =ex hil' a ra ted=: lifted up; greatly pleased. =ex' i gence=: emergency. =ex or' bi tant=: unreasonable; excessive. =ex pos' tu la ted=: protested. =fath' om=: a measure six feet in length. =fer' rule=: the piece at the end of a parasol or umbrella. =feu' dal=: relating to a lord of the Middle Ages. =fi del' i ty=: faithfulness. =fil' ial= (yal): due from a child to a parent. =first mag' ni tude=: largest size; most importance. =floe=: the ocean frozen into an ice-field. =fort' a lice=: a small fortress. =frank' lin=: a Saxon gentleman. =Front-de-Boeuf= (front de beuf'): a Norman baron. =gab' bro=: a kind of limestone rock. =gal' liard= (yard): a gallant, valiant man. =gear=: affair; concern. =ge' ni i= (e): spirits. =gen re= (zhan' r): dealing with everyday life. =gen teel' ly=: like gentlefolk; properly. =ge' o log' i cal=: relating to the substance of the earth. =glaive=: a weapon resembling an ax. =gra mer' cy=: thanks. =gra tu' i tous=: useless; unnecessary. =grav' i ta' tion=: the attraction of great bodies, such as the earth, for other bodies. =gren ade'=: a small bomb. =gro tesque'= (tesk): absurd; unsightly. =gyves= (jives): fetters; irons. =hatch' way=: an opening in a deck. =Hen' ri cus=: a settlement on the James river some distance above Jamestown. =her met' i cal ly=: tightly; impenetrably. =hi la' ri ously=: uproariously. =hor' i zon' tal=: on a level with the ground. =hum' mock=: a knoll, or hillock. =hy' dro plane=: an aeroplane which also moves on the water. =il lus' tri ous=: distinguished; noted. =im port' ed=: brought in from without.