First Sentence
The road to Rake Field ran beside the school, past the old band hall and the tennis courts, through a tunnel of two perfect rows of red and yellow maples planted and paid for by the boosters, then over a small hill to a lower area covered with enough asphalt for a thousand cars. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
again
almost
along
always
another
asked
away
ball
bleachers
boys
came
coach
come
crenshaw
crowd
day
door
down
east
eddie
end
few
field
first
football
four
front
game
get
go
good
got
great
guy
half
hand
heard
hit
home
john
kids
knew
know
last
left
life
line
little
long
looked
lost
mal
man
messina
nat
neely
night
now
old
once
pass
paul
people
pike
play
played
players
rabbit
rake
remember
right
room
rows
say
school
second
see
seen
side
silo
something
spartans
still
team
ten
thought
three
time
told
took
town
track
two
voice
walked
want
wanted
went
yards
years
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