1
It went without saying that the Earl of Hollesley wore a periwig.
2
His great black periwig was as sedulously curled as any at Whitehall.
3
He wore a great brown periwig that set off his rosy face.
4
The composer picked up his staff from the floor and righted his periwig.
5
This is not so cumbrous as a periwig we have noticed.
6
He wore a dark and thick periwig that set off a grublike complexion.
7
They had even managed to scare up a periwig for him.
8
On Carew's necessary refusal he went mad, and tore Carew's new periwig off.
9
Next to him sits a gentleman in a black periwig.
10
A glance at your periwig tells me your fortunes have in no wise improved.
11
Then he understood it was nothing more than Leibniz's periwig.
12
Hind, acquitted with apologies, fetched from his lodging the disguise of periwig and beard.
13
I think the king's great periwig is most beautifully depicted.
14
He wears an immense periwig, flowing down over his shoulders.
15
I wonder shall History ever pull off her periwig and cease to be court-ridden?
16
Swords were worn by the gallants, and the periwig was seen everywhere in high society.
