1st stanza -- another word for ghost

(spell it like he spells it--the British way)

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1st stanza

This hyphenated term refers to long thin tree branches with no leaves that shoot straight up.

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1st stanza

Another name for harps

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1st stanza

another word for the stuff left at the bottom of a cup after you've drunk your coffee or tea

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2nd Stanza

Hardy made up this word. It's supposed to mean "laid out flat"

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3rd Stanza

The word Hardy uses instead of "unlimited"

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3rd Stanza

This word means "thin from lack of food"

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3rd Stanza

This word means "evening song"

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3rd Stanza

This word means feather

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3rd Stanza

This hyphenated word refers to the wind-beaten feathers of the bird

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3rd Stanza

This is a more descriptive word for "throw"

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4th Stanza

This word refers to feeling or expressing overwhelming happiness or joyful excitement.

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4th Stanza

The word the speaker uses for "earthly"

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4th Stanza

This archaic word means "near or nearby"

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2nd Stanza

What poetic word does Hardy use for "sky"?

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In the title, this archaic word means "growing dark or characterized by darkness"

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