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A knock came at the door and the red-haired man came in.
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He saw the red-haired man who had been first to discover him.
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Barrent turned and saw a large, thick-shouldered red-haired man standing beside him.
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He was a spindly red-haired man who served as Fount Royal's shoemaker.
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A Second-class carriage at Marwar Junction, and a red-haired man asleep in it.
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He requested a connection to Marwick, and the red-haired man appeared almost immediately.
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The red-haired man in the car behind is a plain-clothes man.'
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As I recall, there used to be a red-haired man in this spot.
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And a red-haired man who was standing among the people, answered:
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She shook hands with the red-haired man and kissed her father.
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I forget that most times. He looked the red-haired man up and down.
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It is unlucky, when going deer-hunting, to meet a red-haired man.
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The butcher, a jolly, smiling, red-haired man, was not disposed to answer rashly.
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He was immediately followed by a heavy red-haired man in a white cap.
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The red-haired man with the narrow face who had spoken was Tad Bekins.
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The joke fell useless, for the red-haired man had not remained to hear it.
