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To have some account of my thoughts, manners, acquaintance and actions, when the Hour arrives at which time is more nimble than memory, is the reason which induces me to keep a Journal: a Journal in which I must confess my every thought, must open my whole Heart! But a thing of this kind ought to be addressed to somebody - I must imagine myself to be talking - talking to the most intimate of friends - to one in whom I should take delight in confiding, and feel remorse in concealment: but who must this friend be? - to make choice of one to whom I can but half rely, would be to frustrate entirely the intention of my plan. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
again
almost
always
another
believe
book
burney
called
came
come
cried
day
de
dear
dearest
dr
even
ever
eyes
father
fb
first
found
friend
give
go
good
great
hand
hear
heard
himself
hope
house
however
indeed
king
know
lady
last
letter
life
little
long
look
man
manner
may
might
miss
moment
morning
mr
must
myself
new
next
nor
nothing
now
old
own
part
place
poor
queen
quite
read
room
saw
say
see
seemed
shall
should
sir
soon
still
sure
take
tell
therefore
thing
think
though
thought
thrale
till
time
told
took
two
upon
went
whole
without
word
write
years
yet
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