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MARGARET SUSANNAH CALLAHAN AVERY BORDERS SHIFTED UN-comfortably on the sofa cushion, wishing for all she was worth that she could be someplace-anyplace-other than here in her mother-in-law's living room at this particular moment in time. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
again
always
another
arm
asked
away
baby
best
bit
caroline
children
come
course
day
door
down
even
ever
eyes
face
family
father
felt
few
first
found
friends
get
go
going
good
got
hair
hand
head
herself
hilary
home
house
jamey
knew
know
last
laughed
left
let
life
lindy
little
long
look
looked
love
maggie
man
maybe
mind
minutes
mother
new
next
night
now
oh
old
past
really
rick
right
room
sat
say
see
seemed
should
since
something
still
table
take
tell
thing
think
thought
time
together
told
took
toward
turned
two
voice
walked
want
wanted
week
went
woman
years
yes
