1
The Young Man ran his hands through his snow- powdered hair and laughed.
2
A magnificent person with powdered hair, breeches and silk stockings presented himself.
3
The head-dress surmounting the powdered hair is of white satin with seed-pearl ornaments.
4
What of George Willoughby, with his powdered hair and fantastic patches?
5
I saw only one set of carriage servants with plush knee-breeches and powdered hair.
6
A small three-cornered hat rested on a lot of powdered hair, tied in a queue.
7
He was dressed in black, with carefully powdered hair.
8
And I should think there are at least twenty footmen with-ifyou'll believe me-powderedhair!
9
A London beau in silk and lace with powdered hair and a sword at his side.
10
He looked down on the triple bands of the ampyx that bound her gold- powdered hair and said:
11
Her hair was grey, but the fashion for powdered hair and wigs was convenient for the middle-aged.
12
This evening the whiteness of her hair seemed wonderful, as the whiteness of thickly powdered hair sometimes seems.
13
He wore black velvet and powdered hair, knee-breeches and diamond buckles, which are certainly not American fashions to-day.
14
The footmen are tall, and not too young, and even at this time of the year have powdered hair.
15
It wore the full dress of the old Colonial days-powderedhair, baggy coat skirts, lace ruffles, and a sword.
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Well- powdered hair and patch-deckt face-