Act II Vocabulary

Nov 06, 2014

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Act II Vocabulary. to discourse - a verb meaning to speak counsel - private thoughts proof - armored or protected to discover - a verb meaning to reveal bounty - capacity for giving. Act II Vocabulary. baleful - evil or poisonous grace - favor bauble - a trinket or cheap jewel

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Act II Vocabulary

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Act II Vocabulary • todiscourse- a verb meaning to speak • counsel- private thoughts • proof- armored or protected • to discover- a verb meaning to reveal • bounty- capacity for giving
Act II Vocabulary • baleful- evil or poisonous • grace- favor • bauble- a trinket or cheap jewel • Stay!- Wait! • to confound- a verb meaning to destroy

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