After 20 Years (Story)

1. Nigh: Near in place, time, or relationship.

2. Staunchest: Most loyal or dependable.

Great Expectations (Story)

1. Freckled: Covered with small, light brown spots on the skin.

2. Dykes: Barriers or walls built to prevent flooding from rivers or seas.

Life (Poem)

1. Buoyant: Able to float; cheerful or optimistic.

Othello (Play)

1. Valiant: Brave or courageous.

2. Vile: Extremely unpleasant or morally bad.

3. Eloquence: Fluent or persuasive speaking or writing.

Sonnet 1 - Amoretti (Poem)

1. Derived: Obtained or taken from a particular source.

Romeo and Juliet (Play)

1. Retainers: Servants or followers of a noble or wealthy family.

2. Fray: A fight or heated dispute.

3. Exhort: Strongly encourage or urge someone to do something.

4. Admonish: Warn or reprimand someone firmly.

5. Phial: A small glass container for liquids, like medicine.

6. Draught: A current of air or a sip of liquid.

7. Apprise: Inform or notify someone.

8. Apothecary: A person who prepared and sold medicines in the past.

9. Enmity: Hostility or deep hatred.

The Postmaster (Story)

1. Indigo: A deep blue color or dye.

2. Proprietor: The owner of a business or property.

3. Adept: Very skilled or proficient.

4. Remnants: Small remaining parts or fragments.

5. Kindred: Related by blood or similar in character.

6. Sprawling: Spreading out over a large area in an untidy or irregular way.

7. Furtively: Secretively or stealthily.

8. Inscrutable: Difficult to understand or interpret.

9. Incumbent: The one who currently occupies the position or role of the postmaster.

In the Garden (Poem)

1. Angleworm: An earthworm.

2. Abroad: In or to a foreign country; widely or extensively.

3. Plashless: Without splashing, smooth or silent movement.

KAI DONT CHANGE THE MEANINGS KEEP THEM EXACTLY THE SAME JUST CONVERT INTO FLASHCARDS