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A DRY snow had fallen steadily throughout the still night, so that when a cold, upper wind cleared the sky gloriously in the morning the incongruous Indiana town shone in a white harmony-roof, ledge, and earth as evenly covered as by moonlight. Read the first page
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again
almost
always
answered
ariel
arp
asked
away
boy
came
canaan
colonel
come
day
door
down
eskew
eugene
even
ever
eyes
face
fear
fer
first
flitcroft
friend
go
going
good
got
great
hand
happy
head
heard
himself
house
ing
joe
judge
kind
knew
know
last
left
let
little
long
look
looked
louden
mamie
man
mean
men
might
moment
mr
must
night
now
oh
old
once
own
people
pike
right
room
rose
saw
say
see
something
steps
street
tabor
tell
thing
think
though
thought
time
tocsin
told
toward
town
turned
two
upon
voice
want
went
window
word
ye
years
yet
young
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