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...decked in the complete costume including bonnet and corkscrew-curled, blond wig. Considering the mischief she planned, it did not take much daring ... ... A tongue of flame licked up the curtain, singeing the frizzly hairs of her wig as the fire flared past her face. Frantic, Morgan ripped the curtai... ...t? Silky black curls wreathed her face, and he remembered her frizzy blond wig and her painted teardrop, all the trappings of Helene’s last role. ... ... hair, to brush it from her brow, flushed by the flames that had singed her wig. He wanted to kiss all around the edges of her perfect face, as diff... ...renched them loose. Flinging the garment aside, she gave a final pat to her wig and mobcap. From across the stage, she caught a glimpse of Daniel... ...ught her breath. “Come in.” Peg Washburn poked her head in. Her powdered wig was askew, and her face was flushed under the pale sheen of her whit...

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...innie wiggle”, whittled Willie. “And to whiff your thirst?”, whispered the wig- wearing widowed red-headed hen. “After dis winter weather, a we...

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...and “?!” in Aristotelean logic. Or, the proposition “The king of France wears a wig” would be, in terms of multidimensional logic, nor true nor false ...

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...late went for Roxanne. Strangely enough, when she dressed Roxanne up in a wig and uniform to resemble her, the plate hesitated before attacking. Aft...

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...red. The Queen, if she chose, could do away with each of us: a nod of her wig. I seriously suspected all their pattery, branding it half-hearted con...

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...e laws and modern instances," he reappeared in his former scene of action with wig and gown, as an English judge. The Buccaneers laughed when his appo...

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...er of the crown passed along the street, wearing the gold laced hat, white wig, and em broidered waistcoat which were the fashion of the day. But whe... ...n the room with him. He had thrown off his embroidered coat and pow dered wig, and had on a loose flowing gown and purple velvet cap. He had likewis... ...ered the yellow leaves of Liberty T ree all along the street. Mr. Oliver’s wig was dripping with wa ter drops; and he probably looked haggard, discon... ...n his red cloak, and placed his three cornered hat on the top of his white wig. In this garb he intended to go forth and take a parting look at ob je... ...bitter laughter. “He is taking his last look at us. Let him show his white wig among us an hour hence, and we’ll give him a coat of tar and feathers!”... ...n old fash ioned matchlock gun, a walking stick of Governor Winthrop’s, a wig of old Cotton Mather’s, and a colored print of the Boston massacre. In ... ...rber. There was the old clergyman, such as Dr. Chauncey, wear ing a white wig, which the barber took from his head and placed upon a wig block. Half ... ...le, was seen the thin, care worn, melancholy visage of an old tory, with a Wig that, in times long past, had perhaps figured at a Province House ball....

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... were talking to Nan Fantail in the market-place; and she pulled Trippet’s wig off, for wanting to kiss her.” “The nasty fellow!” said Mrs. Cat, “to d... ...rting up, shoving aside Mrs. Score very rudely, and running into the road, wig off and pipe in hand. It was honest Doctor Dobbs; and the result of his... ...time! Mine was the ruin of me: what might I not have been now but for that wig! “I gave it over to Ensign Macshane, and with it went what I had quite ... ... or two guests, and found the landlord and ensign on the kitchen-floor—the wig of the latter lying, much singed and emitting strange odours, in the fi... ...a pair of them. “Bid the fellow come in, La Rose; and, hark ye, give me my wig: one must show one’s self to be a gentleman before these scoundrels.” A... ...ho had at length received from his mother the silver-hilted sword, and the wig, which that affectionate parent had promised to him. In the course of t... ...d a white velvet suit, covered over with stars and or- ders, a neat modest wig and bag, and peach-coloured silk- stockings with silver clasps. The lad... ...d in the lamps! What a royal exhalation of musk and bergamot came from his wig, his handkerchief, and his grand lace ruffles and frills! A broad yello...

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...d of hisses when he is brought forth. Once in a while, too, an advocate in wig and gown, hand upon mouth, full of pregnant nods, sweeps to and fro in ...

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...is tale,” said Bixiou. “In the year 1800 a Toulousian named Cabot, a young wig-maker devoured by ambition, came to Paris, and set up a shop (I use you... ...And take care what you say to him: he is neither barber, hair-dresser, nor wig-maker; he is a director of salons for hair- dressing,” said Leon, as th...

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...ent, and partly to his having worn for five and twenty years the forensic wig which hung on a block beside him. The marks of hairpowder on his coat c... ...k. Another knock at the door announced a large headed young man in a black wig, who brought with him a scorbutic youth in a long stock. The next comer... ...62 pink face, and somewhere about half of a big and very comi cal looking wig. The judge had no sooner taken his seat, than the officer on the floor ... ...nferred briefly with Fogg, pulled his gown over his shoulders, settled his wig, and addressed the jury. Serjeant Buzfuz began by saying, that never, i... ...a gold top. His linen was of the very whitest, fin est, and stiffest; his wig of the glossiest, blackest, and curli est. His snuff was princes’ mixt... ...es, emerged from his chariot at the door of the Assembly Rooms in the same wig, the same teeth, the same eye glass, the same watch and seals, the same... ...ted—the great seal on a dumb waiter at his right hand, and a man in a bag wig and suit of armour guarding the mace with a drawn sword and silk stocki... ... who had addressed my uncle before. He was dressed as a mail guard, with a wig on his head and most enormous cuffs to his coat, and had a lantern in o... ...once appeared, right in front of my uncle, a young gentleman in a powdered wig, and a sky blue coat trimmed with silver, made very full and broad in t...

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...sey being afflicted with premature baldness, or some other necessity for a wig still more fatal—Eglantine being a very fat man, who required much art ... ...at, on the other hand he attacked W oolsey atrociously on the score of his wig; for though the latter went to the best makers, he never could get a pe... ...to make a coat for Napoleon, so great was his ardour. He wore a blue-black wig, and his whiskers were of the same hue. He was brief and stern in conve... ...night,” continued Mrs. Crump. “Y es,” said ‘Gina; “but he’s such an odious wig, and the dye of his whiskers always comes off on his white gloves.” “Ev... ...of the conversation. “Let us have terms of mutual accommodation. Make me a wig, Mr. Eglantine, and though I never yet cut a yard of cloth except for a... ...hair towards which Mr. Eg- lantine beckoned him, and, taking off his black wig, exposed his head to the great perruquier’s gaze. Mr. Eglantine looked ... ...th a horse-laugh, “it smells of the shop!” He taunted the tailor about his wig, and the honest fellow had only an oath to give by way of repartee. He ... ...Square.” As for Woolsey, Eglantine determined that he should have the best wig his art could produce; for he had not the least fear of his rival. Thes... ...charmed perfumer. “And now I’ll just trouble you to try on this here.” The wig had been made with equal skill; it was not in the florid style which Mr...

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...last the elderly gentleman does get up, and staggers away, despoiled of hat, wig, and clothing, himself battered to pieces, and his watch and money go...

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...es, too, though plain, were trim. He wore an odd little sleek crisp flaxen wig, setting very close to his head: which wig, it is to be presumed, was m... ...e habitually suppressed and quieted, was still lighted up under the quaint wig by a pair of moist bright eyes that it must have cost their owner, in y... ... his glass with an air of stolid desperation, settle his odd little flaxen wig at the ears, and follow the waiter to Miss Manette’s apartment. It was ... .... Lorry. “Yes I “ After a pause, he added, again settling the crisp flaxen wig at the ears, “It is very difficult to begin.” He did not begin, but, in... ...with his left hand, and using his right by turns to rub his chin, pull his wig at the ears, or point what he said, stood looking down into her face wh... ...ption of his daily routine of employ ment, Mr. Lorry flattened his flaxen wig upon his head with both hands (which was most unnecessary, for nothing ... ... compari son. My Lord being prayed to bid my learned friend lay aside his wig, and giving no very gracious consent, the like ness became much more r... ...this one man sat leaning back, with his torn gown half off him, his untidy wig put on just as it had happened to fight on his head after its removal, ... ... that argued well for his shouldering his way up in life. He still had his wig and gown on, and he said, squaring himself at his late client to that d...