in one's own way* - within the limitations of one's character
invariable - remaining ever the same, unchanging, constant.
shoulderblade - each of the two flat triangular bones articulated with the humerus, and lying over the ribs in the upper part of the back in all mammals.
wardrobe - a room in which theatrical costumes and properties are kept.
panel - to ornament (a piece of drapery) with a panel or panels (a panel-shaped piece of embroidery or appliqué work for insertion in any drapery).
outstretch* - to stretch beyond (a limit, etc.); starch - to stiffen (linen, etc.) with starch; to make rigid, formal, or precise.
launder - to wash and 'get up' (the clothes)
claw hammer - a tail coat for evening dress
marbletopped - designating a piece of furniture the top of which is covered with marble.
highboy - a tall chest of drawers; one who lives 'high'; a 'fast' man, libertine, gallant.
pit - the ground floor of the theater
stall - a seat in the forward part of the main level of a theater.
cast - example; Theat. The assignment of the parts in a play to the several actors; the part assigned to any actor (obs.); the set of actors to whom the parts of a particular play are assigned.
parterre - the part of the ground-floor of the auditorium of a theatre behind the orchestra.
standing room - a space for spectators after all seats are filled.
habitual* - an habitual drunkard; habitue - a habitual visitor or resident.
conspicuous - clearly visible, easy to be seen, obvious or striking to the eye.
emergant - suddenly appearing, arising as a logical outcome.
base - low in the moral scale; without dignity of sentiment; despicably mean.
...This is a sensible limitation which can easily be read into deed or will.
blurting - the uttering of words abruptly and heedlessly.
bruit - to noise, report, rumour
wisecracker - one who makes clever remarks
vile - physically repulsive, esp. through filth or corruption; horrid, disgusting.
atman (ind) - the supreme principle of life in the universe.
detractor - a defamer, traducer, calumniator, slanderer
imperfectly - incompletely, defectively
warmblooded - ardent, fervent, passionate
caterpillar - a rapacious person; an extortioner; one who preys upon society.
discredit - impaired reputation; disrepute, reproach
mend - to correct (what is faulty), to improve by correction or alteration.
alternately - by taking the alternate terms; by permutation.
lay under - to put into a condition (usually one of exposure to view or danger).
imputation - the action of imputing or attributing something, usually a fault, crime, etc., to a person.
lea - a tract of open ground, either meadow, pasture, or arable land.
Christlikeness - likeness to Christ
thoroughout - through or during the whole of (a period of time or course of action); from beginning to end of.
excellency - high degree of skill, proficiency; As a title of honour.
sleuth - to track, to investigate, to act as a detective; the track or trail of a person or animal; a detective.
boobytrap - a trap for a careless or unwary person
quondam - at one time, formerly
pfui* - an exclamation of contempt or disgust