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1 Frankenstein Vocabulary Chapters 1-5 Reverence Benevolent Tranquility Disposition Disconsolate Cherub Apparition Chivalry Sepulchre Filial Vehement Indiscriminately Metaphysical Gallant Benefactors Semblance Beneficence Ardour Cursory Procure Lineaments Fortifications Impediments Citadel Repined Preceptors Elixir Invulnerable Multifarious Ardent Disdain Prosperity Ineffectual Immutable Decreed Malignity Distemper Benignity Uncouth Chimeras Recapitulation Fervour Panegyric Physiognomy Dogmatism Infallibly Irksome Consummation Precepts Emaciated Perpetually Procrastinate Reproach Incipient Delineate Inanimate Traversing Lassitude Endued Languor Allude Incessantly Pertinacity Convalescence Discompose Chapter 6 Devolved Mercenary Benevolent Odious Fetter Trifling Perversity Chastise Vacillating Mien Antipathy Encomiums Approbation Diffident Dilatoriness Acceded Perambulations Salubrious Gaiety Ingenuity Chapter 7 Conjectured Unremitted Melancholy Half a league Dirge Depraved Precipices Indelible Venerable Depravity Candour Chapter 8 Ignominious Exculpate Execrated Adduced Indignation Conjecture Wantonly Timorous
2 Irreproachable Bauble Approbation Ignominy Absolution Besieged Obdurate Perdition Eloquence Avowal Funeral wail Inexorable Hapless Unhallowed Chapter 9 Complacency Immoderate Efface Perpetrate Abhorrence Desponding Sacrilege Wean Discourse Untrodden Ephemeral Epoch Guise Omnipotence Impetuous Sublime Bade Fettered Pallid Lulling Keen Oblivion Chapter 10 Anon Sublime Precipitous Contempt Malignity Satiated Abhorred Eluded Clemency Irrevocably Recompense Commiserate Odious Chapter 11 Orb Offals Assuage Chinks Sty Purloined Incommoded Despondence Chapter 12 Venerable Enigmatic Amiable Poignantly Conjectured Arbiters Execration Genial Chapter 13 Verdure Rapturously Purport Declamatory Scion Abject Squalid Unsullied vagabond Lichen Intercourse Sallies Chapter 14 Affluence Obnoxious Flagrant Zeal Deplored Implements Tenets Immured Harem Nolsome Expostulate Tyrannical Mandate Chapter 15 Deprecate Leathern Portmanteau Speculate Pretension Disquisitions Lament Annihilation Ardour Imbued Gall Despondency Sagacity
3 Tumultuous Supplication Irresolute Instigate Consternation Chapter 16 Glutted Impotence Myriad Imprudently Gesticulations Discourse Tenement Combustibles Vestige Cultivation Succour Endowed Perceptions Vainly Visage Imprecate Enkindled Respite Bedewed Augmented Oppressive Ingratitude Infliction Imbibed Epithets Exultation Denounce Atone Sanguinary Requisition Chapter 17 Bewildered Perplexed Proposition Extort Precipitate Contemns Insurmountable Fiendish Blight Undulations Nought Chapter 18 Repugnance Disquisition Eradicating Listless Conjecture Avow Treble Poignant Candour Impend Dilatory Impediment Enfranchised Acquiesced Sedulous Indolence Variegated Promontory Verdant Tempest Eminently Chastened Cataract Replete Chapter 19 Blight Transitory Debar Palpitate Allurements Induce Insolent Verdure Epoch Debasing Repose Forsakes Remissness Languid Rendezvous Congenial Remonstrate Entreat Dissuade Squalid Penury Monotonous Tremulous Forebodings Chapter 20 Hasten Unremitting Propagated Precarious Sophisms Heaths Dissipate Profundity Presentiment Condescension Irresolution Requited
4 Wiliness Inexorable Perturbed Insuperable Spectre Agitated Death-knell Entreated Obscure Keel Skiff Prelude Reverie Hailed Promontory Ignominy Fortitude Chapter 21 Apothecary Interment Affright Gaolers Turn keys Visage Vexations Paroxysms Inquietude Chapter 22 Indefatigable Brethren Degradation Futility Imperious Torpor Artifice Amphitheatre Chapter 23 Transitory Acme Chapter 24 Wont Flit Abjuration Repast Impassive Unabated Fervour Gibe Hamlet Retribution Protraction Disencumbered Vigour Pilgrimage Eloquent Imprecations Asservations Impenetrable Posterity Converse Profound Illustrious Infantine Eradicated Auguries Mutiny Imminent Deputation Requisition Immured Peril Stigma Modulated Endow Actuated Emanation Portend Superfluous Diabolical Lament Virtue Opprobrium Spurned Contumely Execrate Abortion Irremediable Warbling Rankle Conflagration
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