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The elegant rooms were packed with gaily dressed ladies and gentlemen, the sound of their laughter and chatter almost overpowering. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
again
against
almost
alone
anne
asked
away
believe
between
come
course
days
dear
door
down
edward
even
evening
eyes
face
few
find
first
found
fox
friends
go
going
good
grimshaw
hand
harrington
having
head
henry
herself
himself
home
house
husband
ives
knew
know
lady
last
left
let
little
long
look
looked
lord
man
marcus
marlowe
may
meade
men
might
mind
moment
mouth
murmured
must
night
nothing
now
oh
once
others
own
percival
phoebe
pin
quite
right
room
roxbury
say
see
seemed
several
shall
should
simon
since
smile
smiled
something
sophy
suddenly
tell
thing
think
thought
time
told
took
uncle
want
