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Eliza Merriweather watched her sister pace the floor of their great aunts' Hanover Square town house with such unforgiving force that she was compelled to examine the Turkish carpet for damage. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
across
again
against
another
arms
asked
aunt
away
behind
believe
between
body
breath
caroline
carriage
come
course
day
dear
door
down
drew
edgar
eliza
even
eyes
face
felt
fingers
gaze
glanced
good
grace
hand
hawksmoor
head
heart
herself
inside
knew
know
lady
last
letitia
lifted
lips
look
looked
lord
magnus
man
marry
merriweather
might
miss
moment
mouth
mrs
must
need
nothing
now
oh
once
own
painting
peacock
pender
please
quite
raised
right
room
saw
say
see
seemed
shall
should
shoulders
sister
smile
somerton
something
stared
still
think
though
thought
time
took
toward
turned
two
upon
viola
woman
words
ye
yer
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