First Sentence
At half past seven on a January morning, the dawn should have been breaking, but the sky was so overcast that to all intents and purposes, it was still dark and I had half a dozen servants standing about with flambeaux so that our little party could see to mount the horses. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
again
asked
away
brian
brockley
buckley
bycroft
came
cecil
come
course
court
cousin
dale
day
de
dormbois
down
edward
elizabeth
england
enough
ericks
even
eyes
face
faldene
family
far
father
find
first
found
get
go
good
got
hand
head
home
horses
house
husband
knew
know
la
lady
last
let
list
little
long
look
looked
madam
man
mary
master
matthew
men
might
mistress
must
myself
name
night
nothing
now
once
own
place
put
queen
right
rob
room
saw
say
scotland
see
should
sir
something
still
take
tell
thing
think
though
thought
thursbys
time
told
two
ursula
voice
want
went
wish
yes
