1apothecary
a druggist or pharmacist
2prologue
introductory lines or verses spoken before a dramatic performance
3flourish
to grow vigorously, succeed, prosper
4pernicious
causing injury, destruction, fatal
5augment
to become greater; increase
6transgress
to overstep or break a law, etc.
7propagate
to cause(plant or animal) to reproduce itself; raise or breed.
8posterity
all of a person's descendants; future generations
10dispostitiono
proper or orderly arrangement; an inclination or tendency; one's nature
11visage
the face; countenance; apperarance
12disparage
to marry one of inferior rank; to lower in esteem
13semblance
outward form or apperance; aspect
15intercession
mediation, pleading,or prayer in behalff of another
16rancor
a continuing and bittter hate or ill will; deep spite
17shrive
to make confession; to hear confession
18poultice
a hot, soft, moist mass applied to a sore part of the body