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 1     I|       the whole forest of his hair moved backwards and forwards
 2     I|      a forest of curly fluffy hair that the rim of the cap
 3     I|      s feet! Watch over every hair of his head!"~ ~All this
 4    II|    character of the face. The hair is parted, smoothed in the
 5    II| admirers he actually was. His hair was of a marvellously beautiful
 6    II|     to see whether his smooth hair had been rumpled, "if you
 7    II|    drink coffee or perfume my hair. I have a great deal[Pg
 8    IV|    frocks, and her long thick hair, twisted into two pigtails,
 9   VII|    scanty remains of his grey hair curled round his forehead
10   VII|   head is grey now, but not a hair of it has he lost, and its
11   VII|        brushed and combed his hair, pared his nails, shaved
12    IX|      it is a miracle I have a hair still left on my head for
13    IX|   every day, Mr. Boltay, your hair would rise up with horror!
14    IX|   herself time to arrange her hair in the simplest manner possible.~ ~
15    IX|       the rich tresses of her hair were covered by a slight
16   XII|      shaved in order that his hair might grow all the stronger,
17  XIII|      gently smoothed down her hair, took her hand in his, and
18   XVI|     her maid was doing up her hair.~ ~"May I have a word with