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Exhausted, her body aching deep in the marrow and covered with a three-day grime from schlepping across the mountains, Rebecca Lear could only pray that she did not stink as bad as she feared. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
across
again
ah
another
anything
arm
asked
away
behind
big
bud
call
campaign
come
dad
day
dogs
door
down
even
ever
eyes
face
feel
felt
first
get
go
going
good
got
grayson
great
guy
hand
head
help
herself
knew
know
last
laughed
let
life
little
long
look
looked
looking
lot
man
matt
maybe
mean
might
mom
moment
need
new
next
night
nothing
now
office
oh
okay
old
pat
people
phone
put
really
rebecca
right
robin
room
say
see
side
smile
something
still
sure
take
tell
texas
thanks
thing
think
thought
time
tom
took
trying
turned
two
walked
want
wanted
yes
