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WITH a little laugh of sheer light-heartedness on her lips and a twinkle in her blue eyes, Marguerite Melrose bound on a grotesque atomobile mask, and stuffed the last strand of her recalcitrant hair beneath her veil. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
again
another
anything
appeared
asked
auto
automobile
away
body
boston
came
car
come
curtis
dead
demanded
doctor
door
dow
dr
eyes
face
fact
finally
find
first
found
get
girl
go
great
hair
hand
hatch
head
heard
house
inn
killed
knew
knife
know
leonard
lights
little
looked
machine
maclean
mallory
man
marguerite
mask
mason
matter
medical
melrose
men
might
mind
minutes
miss
moment
monarch
mr
murder
night
now
perfectly
question
reid
replied
reply
reporter
right
road
room
saw
say
scientist
see
seemed
seen
started
still
story
street
suppose
thing
think
thinking
time
told
took
toward
turned
two
waiting
went
woman
yes
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