Vocabulary for
William Wordsworth

(in the order they appear in the text)

rivulet(pg. 3)

verdant(pg. 3)

dissolute(pg. 3)

disdain(pg. 3)

drover(pg. 31)

auld(pg. 31)

canty(pg. 31)

linnet(pg. 31)

rout(pg. 32)

casement(pg. 34)

embowering(pg. 45)

Robin Good-fellow(pg. 45)

intermitted(pg. 62)

gilded(pg. 64)

vane(pg. 64)

copses(pg. 76)

din(pg. 77)

sylvan(pg. 78)

roe(pg. 78)

cataract(pg. 78)

rill(pg. 176)

slake(pg. 176)

shoals(pg. 176)

morrice(pg. 176)

Zephyrs(pg. 177)

chuse(pg. 177)

impearling(pg. 177)

bower(pg. 177)

sordid(pg. 194)

boon(pg. 194)

Pagan(pg. 194)

lea(pg. 194)

Proteus(pg. 194)

Triton(pg. 194)

magnanimous(pg. 200)

paramount(pg. 200)

fen(pg. 200)

dower(pg. 200)

Citadels(pg. 201)

blithe(pg. 201)

sundry(pg. 201)

Sonnet(pg. 201)

Ode(pg. 205)

compunction(pg. 206)

benignant(pg. 207)

Intimations(pg. 207)

tabor(pg. 208)

coronal(pg. 209)

gleam(pg. 209)

palsied(pg. 210)

Dastard(pg. 249)

venal(pg. 250).

vicissitude(pg. 253)

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