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Seventy miles straight west of Dublin, at the northern perimeter of Loughnabrone Bog in the far western reaches of County Offaly, Nora Gavin had already formed a distinct image of the man she was supposed to rescue today. Read the first page
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again
against
another
anything
asked
away
behind
beside
body
bog
brazil
brona
cadogan
came
car
charlie
come
cormac
danny
day
death
door
down
downes
dr
even
eyes
face
felt
few
find
first
found
get
go
going
got
hand
head
heard
home
house
keep
knew
know
last
left
let
long
look
looked
loughnabrone
man
maybe
might
moment
night
nora
nothing
now
once
own
peat
people
place
probably
quill
rachel
right
room
saw
scully
see
seemed
seen
set
small
someone
something
still
stood
sure
take
tell
things
think
thought
three
time
told
took
tried
turned
two
ursula
ward
went
window
work
years
