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Meanings of fair-haired in English

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        Usage of fair-haired in English
        1
        The Comte de Mar is fair-haired; I've seen him scores of times.
        The Helmet of Navarre
        2
        She was glad to see the fair-haired young mind-clouder, Eyoli, among them.
        Oracle's Queen
        3
        I entered the third-class carriage in which the fair-haired student was sitting.
        Selected Polish Tales
        4
        Could the fair-haired man in the grave have been one of these?
        The Virgin of the Sun
        5
        The fair-haired foreign gentleman turned to his two ex-policemen with considerable dignity.
        The Primadonna / A Sequel to "Fair Margaret"
        6
        Who put their jackboot on the control panel?' the fair-haired man grinned.
        Metro 2033
        7
        The fair-haired woman watching from the postbox had seen what had happened.
        The thirteenth tale: a novel
        8
        They were rather like in looks, both being tall, slim and fair-haired.
        The Secret Passage
        9
        A fair-haired young man stood holding it, and a bundle of clothing.
        Oracle's Queen
        10
        In it sat a tall, fair-haired, curly-headed lad, with merry blue eyes.
        The Unwilling Vestal
        11
        Saulez was young, very slightly built, fair-haired, and almost effeminate in appearance.
        Reminiscences of a South African Pioneer
        12
        Tobin stared down in dismay at the fair-haired youth wearing Koni's clothes.
        Hidden Warrior
        13
        Instead, he saw a pink-cheeked bank clerk in his mid-twenties, fair-haired, perfect-skinned.
        Smoke and mirrors: short fictions and illusions
        14
        Dark-haired Anaiya in her blue-fringed shawl, and fair-haired Liandrin in her red.
        The great hunt
        15
        He continued to watch Skylan, his fair-haired cousin, beloved of the gods.
        Rage of the Dragon
        16
        He was a slightly built man of about thirty, fair-haired and hollow-cheeked.
        The Crusade of the Excelsior
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