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Toppled
Pg. 5 Will attacked him, and they scuffled together, grinning, while the empty pail toppled rattling on the hard ground.
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to fall forward, as from having too heavy a top
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Straggled
Pg.3 With the straggling trees of the orchard still dark beyond;
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to be seperated from others of the other kind
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Din
Pg.7 "The rooks are making an awful din today."
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loud confused mixtures of noises
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Dell
Pg. 53 "You will be creeping into this dell to look at the snowdrops that grow everywhere between the trees"
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a small, usually wooded valley; vale
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Wizened
Pg. 29 The long grey hair was the same, and so were the clothes and the wizened, crafty face.
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shriveled or wrinkled with age
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Copse
Pg. 32 He stood on a snow-mounded hill, with a copse of tall trees capping it beyond,"[image] |
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Ominous
Pg.11 "and the cawing behind them died to an ominous murmur.'
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foretelling evil; threatening |
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Vanquish
Pg. 43 "The old ones must turn soon towards vanquishing the powers of the Dark"
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to defeat in any contest or conflict;
be victorious over |
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Glimmer(ing)
Pg. 43 "that you have only a glimmering of an idea of the gift that is in you"
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a faint or unsteady light |
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Shire
Pg. 5 "but with generations of Buckinghamshire farmers behind her, she was no joke when the old instincts were roused.
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a county in England
eg. Buckinghamshire |
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