First Sentence
Someday, hundreds of years in the future, the long-gone people of this beautiful desert canyon would first be called the Anasazi-the Navaho word dine or dineh-which, depending upon pronunciation, means either "enemy ancestors" or "ancient people who are not us." Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
across
again
against
another
arm
asano
asked
away
behind
blood
body
buffy
came
come
connelly
creature
dark
day
death
demons
door
down
eleanor
enough
even
eyes
face
father
feet
felt
few
first
flower
get
girl
go
good
ground
hand
head
heart
held
herself
india
jun
kit
knew
know
left
let
life
light
little
long
looked
lord
man
master
men
might
moment
moon
mother
night
now
old
once
own
people
place
right
saw
see
seemed
seen
side
slayer
small
something
still
sword
take
tales
thing
though
thought
time
told
took
toward
turned
two
vampire
voice
wang
wanted
watcher
went
white
woman
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