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Will he replace John Bruton as the leading poll-topper in the State?
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You seem to me to have the making of an absolute topper!
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The answer is in the feather topper used by the professionals.
4
The boy inspected the old blue coat, the topper, and the worn gloves.
5
Texas hit the stage with aplomb, launching straight into recent chart-topper In Demand.
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A light filtered down through the hole where the stovepipe had been.
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The drum was solid cement around the space where the stovepipe had been.
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The stovepipe from the kitchen range ran through it, giving it ample warmth.
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Anne could hear the valley breeze whistling in the creosote-soaked stovepipe.
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And there's no fireplace in the room-noteven a hole for a stovepipe.
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Hanging up the gray top hat, he went in search of her.
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PUT on your top hat, tie and tails... on second thoughts, don't.
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Straightening her cravat and top hat, she led the three men out.
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I've got fitted for my top hat and tails yesterday, and shoes.
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He picked up his top hat but made no move to leave.
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And he wears a thin, high hat: his beard is also extraordinary.
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With a gesture worthy of d'Artagnan, his high hat swept the wharf.
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His high hat had been rubbed the wrong way in spots.
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He came with his head uncovered and a high hat in his hand.
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See, the last time we jawed you gave-me the high hat.
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At the same moment, the American's silk hat fell in the dust.
2
Mr. Wright took his silk hat from the corner of the piano.
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Behind followed Fischer, carrying his silk hat and cane in his hand.
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Isaac Worthington laid his silk hat on the table, and sat down.
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Who was the short man in the frock coat and silk hat?
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He doffed his stovepipe hat several times.
2
The three men melted aside, giving way to a man in a stovepipe hat and long tails.
3
Sometimes he wore a stovepipe hat.
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He wore a long black tailcoat, green trousers, and a very high stovepipe hat with a broad hatband.
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Each wore a stovepipe hat.
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George Hardy, if you think more of your old stovepipe hat than you do of your sister, all right!
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Instead of traveling with his usual stovepipe hat, Lincoln wore a soft Kossuth hat given to him in New York.
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The stovepipe hat was not yet discarded, and the hand firmly holding its brim resembled a final gesture of contempt.
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Turner's eternal stovepipe hat.
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An' Arthur wore a stovepipe hat an' Guinevere wore a white dress, an' she had white feathers in her crown.
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He didn't wait to even dust off his old wedding stovepipe hat, and by and by he came to the bridge.
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General Garfield looked somewhat jaded, but doffed his stovepipe hat in response to the shouts, and bowed to the right and left.
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He shouted at the driver, and saw the man turn in surprise and disapproval, silhouetted in his high-collared coat and stovepipe hat.
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Lincoln wore a stovepipe hat, a coat with too-short sleeves, and baggy trousers so short they showed off his rough Conestoga boots.
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He touched his stovepipe hat in a return salute to the officers, but uncovered his head to the soldiers in the ranks.
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Rusty got as far as the stovepipe hat with its patriotic stripes when Lissa Jamieson exclaimed, That's the dummy on the library lawn!
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