bank note

2. the woman Henry falls in love with
4. the first luxury he purchases; a symbol for how society is vain and respects you only for your outward appearance
6. contrasted Henry's real life after the note; represents poorness; what he wore to disguise himself
11. the protagonist of the story
13. Henry's job before coming to London
14. represent the upper ruling class and how they control society
17. Henry's status in society after becoming rich
18. to annoy or irritate
20. the manner of a duke; how Henry acts once he is rich
21. to gradually disappear; to scatter or waste
24. chic, smart
25. the powerful man who invited Henry to dinner
27. an old friend of Henry who reconnects with him in London at a party
28. an ornamental gown worn under a doublet
29. a tone of the story; when the tailor
30. what Henry gains after showing his Bank note;what he didn't have when he was poor; showing admiration, respect
31. the way Henry got to London

1. a fourteen day/two week period
2. symbol for Henry's poor life; dirtyness in the gutter
3. How both Hernry and Mark Twain fall in love
5. what Henry gains after receiving the note
7. the amount the Bank note was worth
8. a tone of the story when Henry proves them wrong
9. a series of loops; a spiraling problem
10. where Henry ate even after his fame
12. one of the tones of the story; Portia being the step-daughter of one of the brothers is an example
14. the object that changed Henry's life
15. showing courage and spirit in a tough situation
16. to make brief or shorter
19. The place where Henry's life changed
22. lunch a quick meal eaten standing up
23. a servant in uniform; symbol of the relationship between the rich and the poor
25. what Henry becomes after receiving the Bank note
26. - a card game with two players; what he plays with Portia
29. Francisco the city Henry came from