How well do you know your 19th century vocabulary?! See if you can answer the following questions:
his bathroom remodeling project his morning grooming routine cleaning the commode
an instrument of the Devil firecrackers friction matches
a chain of islands types of cigars native Indian tribes
smoke from a cigarette or cigar ashtrays or other smoking paraphernalia cigarette stubs
an allergic reaction to eating smoked meats several slices of bacon a cut of pork
a cooking pan a stove a local football field
call the police officer a nasty name yell for a policeman spell the word "police"
bathtubs a kind of Victorian shower head a kind of dressing room on wheels that pulled bathers into the water
stains you get from eating strawberries a birthmark a tattoo of a strawberry
a bigger couch a punch in the nose a larger bed pillow
he is ready to get dressed he is ready to sell his clothing at a secondhand store he is ready to undress
take off his lamb costume and put on a lion costume stop acting meek and become fiercer play with his stuffed animals
feeling the need for immediate gratification demanding that the situation be solved immediately challenging Cox to a duel
kill a marine animal open a package slit open the wax that seals a letter