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It was the kind of October day for which residents of New Orleans endure the summers, sparkling blue-gold with just a touch of crispness, and two old friends were sitting on a low branch of an oak tree in Audubon Park drinking liquor. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
already
always
anthony
anything
asked
away
bad
bar
big
call
called
came
chef
come
cook
couple
day
down
drink
even
ever
eyes
few
first
food
get
go
going
gonna
good
got
guess
guy
hand
head
himself
idea
job
kitchen
knew
know
last
left
lenny
let
liquor
little
long
look
looked
lot
man
maybe
mean
might
mike
money
need
new
nice
night
now
ok
old
open
orleans
people
phone
place
plate
put
really
restaurant
rickey
right
say
see
shit
since
something
still
sure
table
take
tanker
terrance
thing
think
though
thought
time
told
took
two
want
wanted
went
work
yeah
years
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