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 1      V|         adorned? Why with dressed hair, as if she either had or
 2      V|          a virgin should have her hair braided for the appearance
 3   VIII|      sobriety, not with broidered hair, nor gold, nor pearls, nor
 4     IX|           rest, if you dress your hair sumptuously, and walk so
 5   XIII|        their ornaments, and their hair, and their curls, and their
 6    XIV|  deceitful red, and to change the hair with false colours, and
 7     XV|      adorned, that you think your hair to be dressed, is an assault
 8    XVI|           Thou canst not make one hair white or black;" and you,
 9    XVI|           than He, and stain your hair with a daring endeavour
10    XVI|         already of flame-coloured hair; and sin (oh, wickedness!)
11    XVI|           Lord, "His head and His hair were white like wool or
12   XVII| medicament, you have changed your hair with an adulterous colour,
13    XXI|           from golden bands, your hair stained with no dye, your