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JULIA MASTERS TWIRLED A HONEY-GOLD CURL AROUND HER finger and pushed out her lower lip in a pout that might have been alluring to someone than her companion. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
abigail
again
aldon
anything
asked
away
barn
building
carlotta
chair
come
day
door
down
dulcie
enough
esther
even
eyes
face
fannie
few
find
floor
found
gennie
get
girl
go
good
got
grady
hancock
hand
head
helen
help
herself
honora
house
johnny
julia
kitchen
knew
know
left
let
little
long
look
looked
man
maybe
mean
men
might
mother
must
nothing
novitiate
now
old
otis
own
perhaps
right
room
rose
see
seemed
sewell
shaker
sisters
small
snow
something
still
store
sure
take
tell
theodore
thing
think
though
thought
time
told
toward
turned
two
used
village
voice
want
wanted
woman
women
work
yet
