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The High House, Evenmere, that lifts its gabled roofs among tall hills overlooking a country of ivy and hawthorn and blackberries sweet but small as the end of a child's finger, has seldom been seen by ordinary men. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
above
across
again
against
anarchists
another
asked
away
behind
beneath
between
beyond
bobby
brittle
came
carter
chamber
chant
come
corridor
dark
day
door
down
duskin
enoch
even
eyes
face
far
father
feet
felt
find
first
floor
found
gave
go
great
halls
hand
head
high
himself
hope
house
ing
keys
knew
know
lamp
last
left
light
long
looked
lord
man
master
men
might
moment
must
night
nothing
now
old
once
own
passage
perhaps
power
right
room
saw
see
should
side
stair
still
stood
sword
thin
things
think
though
thought
time
took
towers
turned
two
upon
voice
wall
went
white
word
yet
