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 1 2 |        was crowned with abundant hair, as white as silver, which
 2 2 |     which~the falling off of the hair had somewhat broadened,
 3 2 | milk-white~creatures with golden hair the curls of which are wound
 4 2 |        son had not deformed. Her~hair was worn in /ringlets/,
 5 2 | undecided in tone as~other blond hair, sparkled to the light like
 6 2 |         concealed in~the mass of hair always carefully put up,
 7 2 |         between her hood and her hair to poke or scratch her~white
 8 2 |       little Bretons, with~black hair and sun-browned faces, silent,
 9 3 |    peasant in the straight black~hair and the vivacity of the
10 5 |         had her beautiful golden hair, her lovable mouth, the~
11 6 |         the predominance~of dark hair, brown eyes, and swarthy
12 6 |           The black and abundant hair descends in heavy~masses
13 7 |     which the coils of her~black hair shone, escaping here and
14 8 |          with roses that angelic hair~of hers, which resembles
15 8 |        and kissing the~beautiful hair that was still hers, "marry
16 8 |           the dimpled~hands, the hair so well arranged, so cared
17 8 |         the~contrast between the hair and the flesh-tones, and
18 9 |       and slender,~with chestnut hair, eyes that were almost red,
19 9 |       Beatrix had wound into her hair those~tufts of blue-bells
20 10|       her~hands, and kissing his hair, on which her tears fell
21 10|      tears she had left upon his hair; he suffered with her suffering;~
22 10|         cheeks, her forehead and hair, with one of those passionate~
23 10|       cleverness, abundant brown hair, a round~waist, a flat back,
24 11|             You have not a white hair," she said; "you haven't
25 14|          blue-bells, her crimped hair fluffy beneath it, a gown
26 15|     without tearing each other's hair out; they are even capable
27 16|       girl's head and kissed her hair; then he left the~ ~garden
28 18|     painted by Girodet. Her fair hair draped her~elongated face
29 18|          silken gauze~and craped hair, of vivacity, calmness,
30 18|        the wrists.~The beautiful hair, which the comb held insecurely,
31 19|       head had lain there, whose hair and~face had left that adulterous
32 20|       study of his forehead, his hair, his eyes, his~countenance,
33 20|      pulled the flowers from her~hair and stamped upon them; she
34 25|     buttoned with opals, and her hair in~bands as smooth and shining
35 25|       the beast was rapped, this hair of the devil was pulled~