1
He had grown a long whisker, and must have stood inches higher than Dad.
2
Each, now, had a long whisker growing out of it, and the light caught these filaments of hair.
3
His long whiskers sailed round the turn of the stairs and disappeared.
4
Pulling his long whiskers, the acting manager walked about murmuring, 'Stupid fool!
5
He was like the fellow who wears long whiskers to develop his chin.
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But the creature, waving its long whiskers, gently retired in front of the net.
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It's tail was as thick as an elephant's trunk, and it had long whiskers.
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Their faces, which had become impassive, seemed made of wax behind their long whiskers.
9
Awful poor with long whiskers all sort 'er stragglin' round.
10
You ever hear of a man with long whiskers and hair striking a bonanza?
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Presently the manager emerged from the glazed door of his room, pulling his long whiskers.
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The Cat was laughing also, but tried to hide it by stroking his long whiskers.
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And he has long whiskers and plenty of them.
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The small creature wriggled its long whiskers and stretched.
15
On each side of its head are long whiskers, with which it feels its way.
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It has a large head, and thick divided nose, on each side of which are long whiskers.