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PALE LIGHT THE COLOR OF OLD STRAW trodden by uneasy cattle pooled from a lone streetlamp onto the greasy wet cobbles of the empty street. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
across
again
alice
another
arms
away
behind
beryl
black
came
campbell
come
course
day
door
down
duck
elsie
enough
even
ever
eyes
face
feet
felt
few
first
found
get
girl
go
going
good
got
hand
hank
head
himself
home
jack
joss
kafka
kind
know
last
left
let
life
little
long
look
man
millie
mind
mr
must
myself
name
neal
new
night
now
oh
old
once
open
own
people
phil
plane
president
right
say
see
seemed
something
soon
still
stood
take
things
think
thought
three
time
took
turned
two
uncle
voice
want
war
white
without
woman
work
world
years
yes
yet
