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IN THE TIME it takes for her to walk from the bath-house at the seawall of Fortune's Rocks, where she has left her boots and has discreetly pulled off her stockings, to the waterline along which the sea continually licks the pink and silver sand, she learns about desire. Read the first page
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again
against
albertine
along
another
asks
away
beach
biddeford
boy
cannot
catherine
child
children
come
cote
cottage
course
day
does
door
down
dress
ely
even
ever
eyes
face
falls
father
feel
find
first
fortune
girl
go
hair
hand
haskell
having
head
hear
herself
house
john
know
leave
life
long
looks
man
may
might
moment
mother
mr
must
name
now
olympia
once
own
perhaps
philbrick
porch
puts
rocks
room
say
sea
sears
see
seems
shall
should
since
sits
small
speak
stands
still
table
takes
tell
thinks
though
thought
time
tucker
turns
upon
walks
want
water
white
windows
woman
years
yes
young
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