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LEAVING CANADA. A view of the body of mountains: deep sockets of aquamarine, blue veins slipping over cliff-sides, stone edges splintering from the earth like cracked bones. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
again
air
ajahn
almost
already
always
arms
asks
away
bangkok
behind
black
boys
canada
champa
children
come
country
dang
day
denchai
down
eat
english
even
everyone
eyes
face
falang
feel
feet
few
fields
first
get
girls
go
good
goong
green
hair
hands
head
hear
house
know
laugh
leave
life
light
little
live
long
look
man
meh
men
morning
must
nothing
now
old
once
open
own
paw
people
place
rice
road
room
say
see
shop
sit
skin
small
still
street
take
tells
thai
thailand
things
think
though
three
time
trees
turn
two
voice
walk
want
water
white
without
woman
women
words
