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The Judge turned impatiently and addressed a grey-headed man on his left.
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An agitated grey-headed man appeared from the room of the Ward Leaders.
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He was a massively built, grey-headed man of something more than sixty.
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He saw before him a bent, grey-headed man looking at him lovingly and wistfully.
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Among them was one grey-headed man, whom I recognised by his dress for the captain.
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They say he was an old grey-headed man when Sir Thomas Mitchell first explored the Narran district in 1845.
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And there he saw a lame grey-headed man sitting on one side of the hall, with Gwalchmai beside him.
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Mr. Turnbull was a grey-headed man of threescore, much troubled with lumbago, which made him stoop as he walked.
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And the grey-headed man aft was surely Philip Guille, the Sénéchal, and the faces of the rest were all friendly.
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The door opened, and in darted a grey-headed man, with handsome but strongly marked features, laughing and shouting like a schoolboy broke loose.
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Weiss unlocked and threw open the office door, and a moment later returned with a tall, grey-headed man, with closely cropped beard and gold-rimmed eyeglasses.
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I jist longed to jump to me feet, an' pint out that old grey-headed man a sittin' thar, an' tell a few things I know.
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The two grey-headed men looked at each other for a moment in silence.
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Perhaps I have lived long enough-longerthan many a grey-headedman.
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That was all these grey-headed men had learned.
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"I misdoubt there'll be no reading this day," said a grey-headed man.
