Crossword-Solution: ROTHS 5 letters, 31 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 8

The Roths, mentioned in this poem, is the River which flowing through the Lakes of Grasmere and Rydole fells into Wyndermere.

Its realization would mean not only fulfilment of his desire, but also revenge upon the Roths for the humiliations they had made him feel.

CHAPTER XVII He had received a note of sympathy from her soon after his uncle’s death and he had called at the Roths’ once, but had found several other callers there and no opportunity of being alone with her.

Speaking of the firm upon one occasion he assured me the members were as wealthy as the "_Roths children_." My good purser and the old captain were fast friends, the former fighting the old fellow's battles in Rebeldom; and once, when the latter was unjustly treated in Wilmington, the purser "took the daggers," and bore him triumphantly through the difficulty.