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 1 II  |       audience that~raised the hair on their heads; the nun
 2 III |      through it. The wonderful hair in which she took such pride
 3 VI  |     the~thick, luxuriant black hair which framed his face, and
 4 VI  |       of her but~her face, her hair was loose but confined by
 5 VI  |        drew the~scarf from her hair, and wrapped it about her
 6 VI  | repeated in the flowers in her hair,~appeared by the richness
 7 VI  |    gloves, or~flowers in one's hair. Such talk is the moral
 8 VII |        his eyes; upon her fair hair; on the tufted curls where
 9 VIII|       said, stroking the thick~hair, for his head still lay
10 VIII|        cap, fresh cheeks, trim hair,~a guileful smile, and the
11 VIII|       man's~strong hand in her hair; sometimes the words seemed
12 VIII|  regrets for the dainty golden~hair that you turn to such good