Possession
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avarice
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Extreme greed for wealth
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wolds
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Piece of high, open, uncultivated land
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homogeneous,
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Of the same kind
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it’s a lost village, more or less – there are a lot of lost villages scattered
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This is interesting
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They say it really came from Croissant, meaning crescent,
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How did i not already know this?!
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dun
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Dull, grey/brown colour
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sinuous
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Has many curves or turns. So the water left a curvy, meandering trail
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tussocks
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A small area of grass that is thicker or longer than the rest of the grass around it.
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toadflax.
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Type of Euroasian plant
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‘Leonora would be very shocked at the state of this graveyard,’ said Maud. ‘She would not find it romantic. I think it’s all right. A slow return to nature and oblivion.’
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I like this description
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loden
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Thick waterproof woolen cloth
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patrician.
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Aristocrat/nobleman. So basically... She was posh
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He had a many-pocketed shooting jacket, brown, with a flat brown tweed cap.
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So stereotypical that i had to have a little chuckle
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‘You’re never content, are you?’ he said. ‘I push you up the hill and then you’re not content to take it steady on the track, oh no.
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Wow. He sounds like a bastard
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demurred,
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Raise doubts, show reluctance
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fettle,
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Condition
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obsequious
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Obediant/attentive to an excessive degree
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inured
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Accustomed
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Spode
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Fine pottery
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three rigid figures, semi-recumbent under a dusty counterpane, in a substantial if miniature four-poster bed. They had china faces, and little kid-leather arms. One had fine gold silken hair, faded and grey with the dust. One had a kind of bunched white nightcap, in white dimity edged with lace. One had black hair, pulled back in a circular bun. They all stared with blue glassy eyes, filled with dust, but still glittering.
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Because that isnt creepy or anything. God, i hate dolls
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Schleiermacher’s Veil of Illusion, or the Milk of Paradise, or What you Will. Yours to command in some things Christabel LaMotte
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Bloody hell. She's tapped.
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dilettantism,
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A person who cultivates an area of interest without any commitment
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lionising,
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To give a lot of public attention and approval to somebody
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I must tell you – ever since that first meeting, l have known you were my fate, however from time to time I may have disguised that knowledge from myself.
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for I most certainly love you and in all ways possible to man and most fiercely. It is a love for which there is no place in this world – a love my diminished reason tells me can and will do neither of us any good, a love I tried to hide cunningly from, to protect you from, with all the ingenuity at my command.
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Magdalen Home
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research this
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He
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Capitalisation. Why? Does she think of him as a God?
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I've got no idea what the fuck is going on