1
Since then I've never been able to bring myself to wear earrings.
2
We always wear earrings to finish off our outfits, don't we, Barbro?
3
Freedom meant for me to wear earrings, not freedom of speech.
4
All peasant women did not powder their hair and wear earrings.
5
I wear earrings; I make myself into a fool just to please zat Costantina.'
6
Her hair never moves, even in the breeze, and she does not wear earrings.
7
The men wear earrings and brooches of gold and silver set with stones and pearls.
8
I always wear earrings - these are my staple.
9
And then one of you had to wear earrings.
10
Also he wants me to wear earrings, and talk slang, and wear the newest sort of clothes.
11
But, you know, I never wear earrings.
12
Boys of tender age have a sharp thorn pushed through the ear, where more civilized nations wear earrings.
13
Women wear earrings; men do not.
14
Our males do not wear earrings.
15
Most of the women have their ears pierced, but in the valley towns only a small proportion wear earrings.
16
Just because he wear earrings.'
