First Sentence
The little seaside village of Sponkannis lies so quietly upon a protected spot on our Atlantic coast that it makes no more stir in the world than would a pebble which, held between one's finger and thumb, should be dipped below the surface of a millpond and then dropped. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
again
always
anything
away
best
better
boat
brother
brought
business
came
captain
cephas
child
christmas
come
course
crumley
cry
day
difference
dinner
done
down
ear
eli
else
even
ever
far
fashion
fer
few
friend
gal
get
girl
give
go
goin
good
got
hand
happy
hear
heard
help
himself
house
keep
kept
know
little
long
looked
man
might
mind
moment
morning
mrs
nearly
night
now
ought
own
perhaps
presents
pretty
put
sailor
say
sea
see
seem
shoal
should
soon
stockin
store
stranger
take
tell
things
think
thought
three
time
tree
trimmer
two
upon
village
want
wanted
went
whole
woman
year
yes
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