Reading Vocabulary

During some of our English lessons, we are reading a very interesting book about the witchcraft and witch-hunt in the city of Salem, Massachusetts, during the XVI century.



We've already read six chapters, and we had the opportunity to learn a pretty good amount of new vocabulary.

- Fit: a sudden attack, or manifestation of a disease.
- Cheat: to lie or defraud.
- Come over: to move forward a a particular person or place.
- Trial: the examination before a judicial tribunal of the facts puts in issue in a case.
- Hang: to attach or suspend so as to allow free movement.