reflex - the reflection or image of an object, as seen in a mirror or surface acting as such.
coach dog* - a dog of Dalmatian breed, usually white spotted with black, kept to run in attendance on a carriage.
horner - one who blows a horn; one who cuckolds, a cuckold-maker (obs.) horny - sexually excited, lecherous.
sport - a companionable or likable person
promontory* - a point of high land which juts out into the sea or other expanse of water beyond the line of coast; a headland.
invoice - to make an invoice of, to enter in an invoice (a list of the particular items of goods shipped or sent to a factor, consignee, or purchaser, with their value or prices, and charges).
how do you do; Howth.
gracy - full of teaching about grace, evangelical
curtsey* - An obeisance; now applied to a feminine movement of respect or salutation, made by bending the knees and lowering the body. Commonly to make, drop a curtsy.
ceremonialness - the quality or state of being ceremonial
to bring to light* - to reveal, make known, publish
on purpose* - by design, as opposed to chance or accident; purposely, designedly, intentionally.
plaise - please; plaice
knight - to dub or create (one) a knight
daub - to plaster, close up, cover over, coat with some sticky or greasy substance, smear dub
chief magistrate* - in a monarchy, the sovereign: in a republic, usually the president; Magyar* - an individual of that Mongoloid race, now forming, numerically and politically, the predominant section of the inhabitants of Hungary.
hungering - the action of the verb hunger; craving, longing; Hungary.
aural - of or pertaining to the organ of hearing
fancy - delusive imagination
castle in the air* - visionary project or scheme, day-dream, idle fancy
currant - the raisin or dried fruit prepared from a dwarf seedless variety of grape, grown in the Levant; much used in cookery and confectionery; attrib. and Comb., as currant-bun, -cake, -grape, loaf, -vine.
enough is enough* - one must be satisfied with what has been achieved, etc.
mount - to go upwards, ascend
Struldburg* - In Swift's Gulliver's Travels, given as the native appellation of 'the immortals' in the kingdom of Luggnagg, who were incapable of dying, but after the age of eighty continued to exist in a state of miserable decrepitude, regarded as legally dead, and receiving a small pittance from the state.
heathery - covered with or abounding in heather
arising - rising of the sun
salvation* - the saving of the soul; the deliverance from sin and its consequences, and admission to eternal bliss, wrought for man by the atonement of Christ.
ashore - Of motion: To, or on to, the shore; to land anchor
prompt - something said or suggested to incite to action, or to help the memory.
primer - an elementary school-book for teaching children to read.
scrip - a small piece or scrap (of paper, usually with writing upon it; rarely, of other things).
crux - a difficulty which it torments or troubles one greatly to interpret or explain, a thing that puzzles the ingenuity; the chief problem, the central or decisive point of interest.
tattat - a sharp rapping sound, esp. of a knock at a door
on the map - in an important or prominent position; of some account or importance; in existence.
rased - cut, scraped, altered by erasure, demolished, etc. raised
tranship* - to transfer from one ship to another; transcript - a written copy; Traum (d) - dream.
Boston, Mass.
round - to pass or travel round (the world, a place, etc.)