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Afternoon of the Elves


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abreast
abruptly
accompany
accumulating
accustom
agonizing
ambled
anticipation
anxiously
apparently
approvingly
array
askew
assortment
audible
awed
barren
beckoning
bellowed
betrayed
boasted
bordered
cache
calculated
cautiously
cavernous
chameleons
commotion
composure
concealing
confounded
contents
conviction
courteous
crowed
delicately
derelict
desire
despaired
despairing
determined
devoured

disconcertingly
dismantled
distinctive
distinguish
eager
elusive
emerged
endangered
evidence
excavated
excluded
expelling
extended
fluted
foliage
formally
fragile
frantically
frigid
fugitive
gathered
gaunt
gazed
gesturing
glaring
gravely
halted
hamlet
hastily
hovering
hypnotized
illuminated
impasse
imperceptible
imposing
impression
impressive
incongruous
indifference
industrious
inevitably
infinitesimal

ingenious
inquired
insistent
intended
intense
interior
intervals
irritation
jaunty
laborious
languid
larder
ledgers
literally
longing
loomed
lure
lurking
luxuriously
magnified
materialized
meddling
nooks
obstacles
ominous
pathetically
peering
predicament
principle
progressively
prospect
protested
prying
quivering
rage
recognized
redoubled
reek
reformatory
regarded
repelled
resolved

revealed
rigidly
sauntered
scandalize
sensation
shallow
shrewd
significantly
skeptically
sophisticated
standard
sturdily
suffocated
suspended
suspiciously
tapestry
temptation
timidly
traced
transact
transforming
trifle
unbiased
unblemished
uncanny
unobtrusively
ushered
vacant
vantage
venture
virtuous
visualize
waded
warily
wavered
weary
willy-nilly
wistfully
withdrawing

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