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THE SUN SHONE DOWN BRIGHTLY AS PHILIP CROWN, EARL OF Ashford and reluctant savior of damsels in distress, guided his weary mount along the dusty groove of a footpath leading toward a small encampment of tepees and rude tents outside the gates of mighty Fort Pitt. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
again
against
already
another
arms
asked
away
behind
believe
between
brighid
bryna
cassidy
child
come
crown
daniel
day
dominick
door
down
eden
enough
even
eyes
face
father
felt
first
gerlach
giles
give
go
god
good
hair
hand
head
herself
hill
himself
indian
knew
know
last
lenape
let
life
lilith
little
lokwelend
long
look
looked
looking
lord
love
man
might
moment
mother
mouth
must
new
night
nothing
now
old
once
own
past
philip
pleasant
remember
right
room
saw
say
see
small
son
still
take
tell
things
think
thought
time
told
took
toward
turned
two
want
white
without
woman
words
years
yet
