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THE sun goes down, for those alone, who stand on a revolving sphere: and so, in Nature's universal life, Death is but a dissolving view, a word without a meaning: real only to the accidental unit, to whose local and momentary combination it sets a term. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
again
against
another
arms
art
away
beautiful
beauty
blue
body
came
city
come
daughter
day
death
dost
down
dream
earth
even
ever
exclaimed
eyes
father
fell
first
flower
form
go
god
great
ground
hair
hand
hast
head
heart
himself
horse
husband
ing
king
know
last
left
let
life
lips
little
long
looked
love
man
moment
moon
must
myself
night
nothing
now
old
once
own
queen
saw
see
shadow
shall
single
soul
still
stood
suddenly
sun
tell
thee
thine
thing
thou
though
thy
till
time
together
took
tree
two
upon
voice
wall
went
whose
wife
without
woman
wood
words
world
yet
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