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certainty

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Generally, a religious place of seclusion. In this case, a nun's convent.

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fertile

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angry or violent noise

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side by side

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The frame of a window that swings open. In this case it more generally means the window itself.

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One who deceives through trickery.

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a caterpillar that eats and destroys blossoms

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caterpillars

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A shortening of “by Our Lady”. “Lakin” is a contraction of “lady” and the suffix “-kin”. The “-kin” suffix is of obscure origin, and it is not always clear why it was used. It was usually, but not always, used as a diminutive, much like in modern English we might use “-y” to make diminutives such as “Bobby” or “doggy”. The practice has died out. However, a few words have survived, such as “pumpkin”, which is a contraction of “pumpion” and the “-kin” suffix.
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