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The first Wednesday in every month was a Perfectly Awful Day-a day to be awaited with dread, endured with courage, and forgotten with haste. Read the first page
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abbott
again
always
away
awfully
beautiful
believe
big
book
came
care
college
come
daddy
day
dear
down
ever
family
feel
first
four
get
girls
go
going
good
got
great
grier
happy
having
home
house
jerusha
jervie
john
judy
julia
keep
know
last
letter
life
lippett
little
lock
long
look
lot
love
man
master
may
mcbride
mind
morning
mrs
must
new
next
nice
night
now
old
pendleton
people
please
quite
read
really
right
room
sallie
say
see
seems
shall
should
sort
summer
take
tell
things
think
though
three
time
trustee
two
want
week
willow
wish
without
work
world
write
writing
years
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