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 1       II, I    |   countenances, and very beautiful hair. When he beheld them, he
 2       II, XVI  |             stooping somewhat, his hair black, his visage thin,
 3      III, IX   |      washed her face, arranged her hair, put a kerchief on her head,
 4       IV, I    |         waited four months for his hair to grow, that it might be
 5       IV, XXXII|         they took some part of the hair, to give, as relics, to
 6        V, II   |          scab on his head, that no hair could ever grow on the top
 7        V, II   |          prayers, a goodly head of hair grew as the skin was healed.
 8        V, II   | countenance, ready of speech, with hair curling in comely fashion,
 9        V, X    |          different colour of their hair, the one was called Black
10        V, XXI  |          of prosperity, to let his hair grow. But concerning Joseph,
11        V, XXI  |            the prison with unshorn hair. Behold then how each of