Tantallon (tan-tal'on), a castle in Scotland, the stronghold of the Douglas family.
taper (ta'per), gradually growing smaller.
tapestry (tap'es-tri), hangings of wool or silk with gold or silver threads producing a pattern or picture.
tarn (tarn), a small mountain lake.
Tartar (tar'tar), an inhabitant of Tartary, central Asia; an irritable or violent person.
Taygetus (ta'ge-tus), (p. 283, pronounced ta-ge'tus on account of rhythm), highest mountain range in southern Greece.
Teche (tesh), a small stream in Louisiana.
teeming (tem'ing), bringing forth, abounding.
"teeth of the wind," grasp of the wind.
Teian (te'yan), pertaining to Te'os, an ancient Greek city in Asia Minor, the birthplace of the Greek poet Anac'reon, who is called "the Teian Muse."