expeditiously done with or characterized by expedition, or efficiency; prompt.
profligate immoral and shameless; dissolute.
paddock a small field or enclosure near a stable, in which horses are exercised.
capers playful jumps or leaps.
frisks lively, playful movements; frolics; gambols.
sanguine cheerful and confident; optimistic; hopeful.
invectives a violent verbal attack; strong criticism.
terrific causing great fear or dismay; terrifying; dreadful; appalling.
Warehouses [Chiefly British] wholesale stores, or, especially, formerly, large retail stores.
prudence the ability to exercise sound judgment in practical matters.
faculties [Obsolete] powers to do; abilities to perform an action.
postilions persons who ride the left-hand horse of the leaders of a four-horse carriage.
post [Chiefly British] mail.
dilatory inclined to delay; slow or late in doing things.
dispirited having lowered spirits; saddened or discouraged.
procured got or brought about by some effort; obtained; secured.
licentiousness the disregarding of accepted rules and standards.
apprehending taking hold of mentally; perceiving; understanding.
augmented made greater, as in size, quantity, or strength.
heinous outrageously evil or wicked; abominable.
review an examination or inspection as of troops on parade.
copse a thicket of small trees or shrubs; coppice.
transports strong emotion, especially of delight or joy; rapture.
come upon the town become a prostitute.
secluded from the world gone into hiding because of a pregnancy out of wedlock.
situation a house, a place to live.
connubial of marriage or the state of being married; conjugal.
regulars the members of the standing army of a country.
subjoin to add (something) at the end of what has been stated.
