Vocabulary in The Fall of the House of Usher
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The Fall of the House of Usher Vocabulary | Gothic Literature
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- SUBLIME
- TARN
- ARABESQUE
- (adj.) inspiring grandeur or awe; elevated language or thought
- (n.) a small lake or pool formed by glaciers, usually found in mountains
- (adj.) fantastic
- INVALID
- VOCABULARY
- CATALEPTICAL
- (n.) a person made weak by illness or disability, and unable to care for himself or herself
- (adj.) a catatonic state where consciousness and use of the limbs are lost
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- 1971 At Cho Ray, the huge teaching hospital in Saigon, a Vietnamese nurse examines the dressings on a young patient's arm after assuring her that she will not lose her arm - tommy japan - (Licencia Attribution )
- Arabesque ship - Untitled blue - (Licencia Attribution )
- Sublime - Solis Invicti - (Licencia Attribution )
- Watchful tarn, your mirrored eye - @sage_solar - (Licencia Attribution )
- Whose toes are those? - Identity Photogr@phy - (Licencia Attribution )
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