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On September 15th, 1981, a boy named Jack Sawyer stood where the water and land come together, hands in the pockets of his jeans, looking out at the steady Atlantic. Read the first page
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across
again
against
almost
another
arms
asked
away
behind
big
black
boy
came
car
come
day
door
down
enough
even
eyes
face
father
feet
felt
first
gardener
get
go
going
gone
good
got
great
hand
head
heard
himself
jack
knew
know
left
let
light
little
long
look
looked
looking
man
maybe
might
moment
morgan
mother
mouth
new
now
oh
old
open
place
put
really
richard
right
road
room
saw
sawyer
see
seemed
side
sloat
smell
something
sound
speedy
still
stood
sunlight
sure
take
talisman
territories
thing
think
thought
time
toward
turned
two
voice
want
went
white
window
wolf
world
yes
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