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1
His gray hair looks much better than His Majesty's
flaxen
wig
-bad
taste.
2
Suddenly he parted the
flaxen
wig
and examined a place on the head.
3
He turned round in his chair, and met the dowager's
flaxen
wig
and crimson face.
4
A middle sized man, with pompous features, and a pompous walk, and a
flaxen
wig
.
5
Nor is the
flaxen
wig
with safety worn:
6
An imposing, pompous man, stern and grim, in a new
flaxen
wig
,
and a white rose in his buttonhole.
7
In the morning a velvet cap; by dinner, a
flaxen
wig
;
his features always expressive of benignity and placid cheerfulness.
8
The justice was heated enough, and had pushed his
flaxen
wig
nearly hind-part before, in the warmth of his argument.
9
Did you notice that in the momentary struggle his
flaxen
wig
got disturbed, and beneath it I saw a dark curl.
10
But ere Mrs. Hare's meek sigh of disappointment was over, the door re-opened, and the
flaxen
wig
was thrust in again.
11
The justice opened the door again, and thrusting forth his
flaxen
wig
,
his aquiline nose, and his amazed eyes, gazed at Barbara.
12
After a pause, he added, again settling the crisp
flaxen
wig
at the ears, "It is very difficult to begin."
13
The Abbe Dubois was a little, pitiful, wizened, herring-gutted man, in a
flaxen
wig
,
with a weazel's face, brightened by some intellect.
14
She wore a light
flaxen
wig
,
which was never very artfully adjusted, but this mattered little, as she made no secret of it.
15
"What!" cried the gentleman in the
flaxen
wig
,
"what!
16
"Zounds, Cleland, you got the worst of it there," cried a gentleman in a
flaxen
wig
.
flaxen
wig
flaxen