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Well, if I am going to take a lover, I had best meet a few gentlemen," Lady Emmaline Fallbrook declared in a flawlessly serene tone of voice. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
again
ago
amelia
arm
away
bit
came
certainly
chair
come
continued
crowd
dark
darley
dear
deep
devruex
down
earl
emma
emmaline
enough
even
evening
expression
eyes
face
fallbrook
feeling
felt
few
find
friends
gaze
going
good
grandmother
hand
head
heart
herself
horse
ing
jack
knew
know
lady
last
left
lips
little
london
long
look
looked
lord
love
man
met
moment
monteford
mrs
must
next
night
now
old
penelope
quite
race
right
room
sally
saw
say
see
sent
shall
since
smile
something
still
suddenly
take
tell
thing
think
thought
time
tone
took
toward
turned
upon
voice
willoughby
woman
words
years
yes
