Chap.

 1        1|      had just noticed the fair–haired Labordette, comfortably
 2        4|    little sickly looking light–haired man kept insistently repeating:~“
 3        4|      And when the little light–haired man had mentioned the day,
 4        4|    little sickly looking light–haired man bore one of the greatest
 5        4| recovery. Then the little fair–haired fellow, the man who bore
 6        6|     the highroad with a golden–haired lady, but he defended himself
 7        7|         Every time that golden–haired girls and men in dirty linen
 8        8|   particular, a powerful, fair–haired person who sat close to
 9        8|     little oily–mannered, fair–haired commissary of police. After
10       13|       essential smells of fair–haired men and dark, the smoke