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"Dressed in the street clothes they had given him-a shabby gray suit, its baggy pants supported by galluses; a rumpled white shirt, its collar too small to button; an old silk tie that dangled halfway down his chest; and a grotesque, checkered cap that sat " Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
acts
against
another
asked
away
body
boston
boy
came
case
cell
cellar
child
children
come
crimes
curran
day
death
door
down
during
even
eyes
face
few
first
following
found
girl
good
governor
hand
himself
home
hours
house
however
ing
jesse
jury
know
later
law
letter
life
little
long
look
man
may
men
might
millen
mind
months
morning
mother
mrs
murder
named
new
nothing
now
officer
old
older
own
papers
people
police
pomeroy
prison
public
put
right
savage
say
school
see
several
son
state
station
still
story
street
thing
though
three
time
took
turned
two
upon
victim
weeks
work
years
young
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