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RESTLESS young Franklin Roosevelt, under strict quarter for scarlet fever in the Groton school infirmary, was starting by the scraping sound against the red brick wall, followed by a gloved tap on the window-and then the apparition of his mother, the regal Sara Delano Roosevelt, peering into the room. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
again
always
american
barbara
best
between
bill
boys
brother
bush
came
carter
child
children
college
come
daughter
day
dorothy
down
eisenhower
even
ever
family
father
first
franklin
friends
gave
george
girl
go
good
got
great
hannah
harry
home
house
husband
ida
jerry
johnson
kennedy
knew
lady
later
left
life
lillian
little
lives
long
love
lyndon
man
martha
might
mind
mother
nelle
new
nixon
now
old
others
own
people
place
politics
president
reagan
rebekah
right
rose
sara
school
see
set
son
state
still
take
things
think
though
three
time
took
truman
two
virginia
white
wife
woman
women
work
world
years
young
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