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In the novels the light-haired friend of the hero always gets killed.
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It showed a light-haired, smiling young woman waving, a windmill behind her.
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He was light-haired and blue-eyed, with regular and yet not inexpressive features.
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He was light-haired and freckled, with an open, sunburnt gladness about him.
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Behind them stood a little delicate-looking light-haired English boy carrying a bag.
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This girl has told me, said the light-haired youth, nodding at Ruth.
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Notwithstanding this, however, a little sickly looking light-haired man kept insistently repeating:
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The other was a light-haired man in his twenties with lopsided eyes.
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He was the light-haired young man we had seen in the repair shop.
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For depend upon it this light-haired one has plenty of devil in her.
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The population may be said to be Danish light-haired and blue-eyed.
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They all looked about the same: strong without being heavy, light-haired and bronze-faced.
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This was Graves, a light-haired fellow, tall, built like a wedge.
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You'll see Zeke, a light-haired man driving a brown horse in a brougham.
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She was the only real light-haired one in the lot.
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The little sickly looking light-haired man bore one of the greatest names in France.