Chapter
1 I | eyes, a curled mustache, hair naturally wavy and parted
2 I | stout and serious, and his hair was gray on his temples
3 I | stout, little man with long hair, who was ascending the stairs
4 I | passing, a blonde with auburn hair, likewise inclined to embonpoint,
5 II | off his hat to arrange his hair, and murmured half aloud,
6 II | blushed to the roots of his hair, not knowing how to reply;
7 II | corsage and short sleeves. Her hair was dressed high and curled
8 II | hand kissed it; his long hair falling upon his hostess’
9 II | her lips and her fine wavy hair. Her mother was surprised: “
10 V | his arms and kissed her hair. An hour and a half later
11 VIII | head was bowed; her fair hair enhanced the beauty of her
12 IX | room; they do not know what hair mattresses are at Canteleu.”~
13 XI | skin, and curly, flaxen hair. Her elder sister, Rose,
14 XIII | unwittingly a lock of her hair. It would be an invisible
15 XIII | Suddenly she drew a long hair out of the buttonhole and
16 XIII | police-inspector and found a second hair twisted around a second
17 XIII | Oh, it is an old woman’s hair—here is a white one—you
18 XIII | have a chain made of her hair—of her gray hair—there is
19 XIII | of her hair—of her gray hair—there is enough for that—”~
20 XV | eyes and wealth of golden hair. He was delighted to see
21 XV | away: “You twisted your hair around my coat buttons the
22 XV | dressed in black and her hair was powdered. At a distance
23 XV | woman to you. I powdered my hair for that reason to-night;
24 XV | her cheeks as white as her hair.~
25 XVI | military bearing and gray hair entered. He was the police
26 XVI | antechamber in her petticoat, her hair loosened, her feet bare,
27 XVII | to cry aloud and tear her hair. But she only repeated angrily: “
28 XVIII| Walter had aged greatly; her hair was gray and she sought
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