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Lord Edward Rawlings, second and only surviving son of the late duke of Rawlings, was unhappy. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
again
against
alistair
another
arabella
arms
arthur
ashbury
away
bed
boy
cartwright
come
course
day
door
down
duke
edward
enough
even
ever
eyes
face
father
felt
fingers
gaze
get
girl
go
going
good
hair
hand
head
herbert
herself
himself
house
ing
jeremy
knew
know
lady
last
let
life
lips
little
london
long
look
looked
lord
love
lucy
macdougal
man
mean
might
miss
mrs
night
nothing
now
oh
once
own
pegeen
praehurst
quite
rawlings
right
room
saw
say
see
seemed
shoulders
since
sir
sister
something
still
tell
thing
think
though
thought
time
towards
turned
upon
viscountess
voice
want
ward
woman
yes
