First Sentence
At 6:30 A.M. of a dishwater-gray, electric-lighted dawn, the echo of the alarm clock still in my ears, I felt my way into the bathroom with my eyes shut, thus gaining an extra six seconds' sleep. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
across
again
along
another
arm
away
behind
beside
big
bridge
building
came
car
come
cop
custer
day
door
down
end
even
eyes
face
feet
felt
first
floor
front
get
glass
go
good
got
great
hand
harry
head
hetty
jan
jo
knew
know
last
left
lew
light
little
long
look
looked
looking
man
marion
moment
new
night
nodded
now
oh
old
onto
open
people
really
right
room
sat
saw
say
see
set
shirley
side
slowly
smiled
something
staring
still
stood
stopped
street
things
think
though
thought
three
time
took
top
toward
turned
two
voice
walk
walked
wall
want
watching
white
window
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