First Sentence
'NOTHING to be seen yet, Peter?' was the question asked on 20th May 1859 by a landowner of a little over forty, in a dusty overcoat and checked trousers, as he came out to the low front steps of a post-station on the * * * highway, addressing his servant, a young, round-cheeked fellow with some whitish fluff on his chin and small, lacklustre eyes. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
again
always
anna
answered
anything
arkady
asked
away
bazarov
better
brother
came
come
day
down
even
everything
evgeny
eyes
face
father
feeling
felt
fenechka
first
friend
get
give
go
going
good
got
hand
having
head
herself
himself
house
ivanovich
katya
kind
know
last
let
life
little
long
look
love
man
mean
moment
nikolai
nothing
now
odintsova
old
once
own
pavel
peasant
people
petrovich
place
point
put
really
remarked
right
room
round
say
saying
see
sergeevna
simply
sir
small
something
son
still
suddenly
take
tell
thing
think
thought
time
took
turned
understand
vasily
voice
want
wanted
went
without
words
yes
young
