mob, A large group of people that are usually disorderly and causing trouble, jolted, When something is shaken or moved suddenly or roughly, murmur, A softly spoken sound that is almost inaudible, swarm, A large group that usually moves together, procession, A number of people or vehicles moving forwards together in an orderly way, Parliament, An assembled group of people representing the whole nation, that make laws, preaching, Delivering a sermon or religious talk to a group of people, usually in a church, gawping, Staring open mouthed at something in wonder or astonishment, rebellion, An act of armed resistance to an established government or leader, stifled, When someone has stopped themselves acting on an emotion, noose, A loop of rope with a knot that tightens as the rope is pulled, used to hang people, scarred, Marked with the marks left on the skin by a wound or burn that has not fully healed, falcon, A bird of prey with long pointed wings that catches its food by diving on it from above, murky, Dark and gloomy, or morally questionable, plotting, Secretly making plans to carry out an illegal or harmful action, Catholic, A member of the Roman church that is led by the Pope, Papist, An old insulting word for a Roman Catholic, Protestant, A member of any Western Christian church that is separate from Rome, Pope, The Bishop of Rome, head of the Roman Catholic Church, gaol, Jail, a place where people accused or convicted of a crime are confined

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