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 1 II   |     fifteen louis, and get~his hair curled and a fine linen
 2 IV   | dressed in a muslin frock, her hair plainly dressed, and had
 3 V    |        magnificent head. Black hair already~streaked with a
 4 V    |   streaked with a little gray, hair like that of Saint Peter
 5 V    |      with thick shining curls, hair as stiff as horse-~hair;
 6 V    |        hair as stiff as horse-~hair; a round white throat like
 7 VI   |      he is~seventy, and has no hair, it is impossible to see
 8 IX   |        very un-British length, hair blacker than black; and~
 9 XII  |      as straight as an I, with hair still black, though thin~
10 XIII |       the piano. Her beautiful hair, so thick and~long, was
11 XIV  | reclining on red cushions, her hair~wreathed with real flowers;
12 XVIII|    stories is a beauty without hair. Not being inventive by~