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"I MET THE most divine gentlemen while at Emma Fenwick's for tea," Hyacinthe cooed, trailing her soft woolen scarf of peacock blue paisley behind her as she drifted across the room of her aunt's country home. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
again
another
arm
aunt
away
bed
bel
believe
best
better
blytheland
cassandra
chloe
come
course
david
day
door
down
earl
egbert
elizabeth
even
eyes
face
father
feel
felt
find
found
gave
girl
go
good
hand
harry
hathaway
head
herself
himself
house
hyacinthe
ing
jeremy
knew
know
lady
least
left
leighton
lips
little
look
looked
lord
love
man
marquess
may
might
mind
miss
mother
mr
must
need
nothing
now
oh
once
perhaps
place
psyche
quite
room
rose
say
see
seemed
shall
should
sir
smile
smiled
something
still
take
thing
think
though
thought
time
took
turned
upon
voice
wish
words
yes
young
