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1 The Odyssey Vocabulary Words

2 Book 1 Harried

3 Book 9 Formidable Guile Weathered Mustered Louts Indifferent Stern Sheepfold

4 Book 9 Prodigious Victuals Civility Kids Stoke Ninny Entreat Avenge

5 Book 9 Whim Dispatched Brace Din Appalled Ponderous Lugger Hewed Profusion

6 Book 9 Cordial Lolling Smithy Adze Diverse Sage Breach Adversary Avowal Aft Disdain

7 Book 10 *-look online for definition
*Loom Ambrosial Beguiling Stealth Vile *Fodder Foreboding Doting

8 Book 10 Succumbed Contender Enticing Disconsolate Chide Chrism Tumult Crags

9 Book 10 *-look online for definition
Shingle Clefts Remnants Regaled Pang Supplication *Rapt

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