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She was of pure race, black as her first ancestor,-if, indeed, she ever had an ancestor, and were not an indigenous outcrop of African soil,-so black that the sun could gild her. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
above
again
agatha
along
among
another
away
black
boat
broad
come
dark
dat
day
de
down
earth
emma
ever
eyes
face
fall
far
feet
felt
first
flor
found
free
go
great
half
hands
having
head
heard
heart
heaven
henry
herself
itself
jus
kind
know
last
light
little
long
man
might
miss
mistress
moment
night
nothing
now
oh
old
once
own
place
river
rose
round
sarp
saw
say
see
seemed
shadows
shall
side
slave
sooner
still
stood
strange
swamp
take
thing
though
thought
till
time
took
two
upon
wanted
water
went
white
wid
wild
wind
wings
world
ye
yer
young
zoe
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