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1. There were white-haired men in robes sitting under those helmets conversing with visions in that crystal

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2. "Nathalia," the white-haired elf said, dipping his head

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3. He was white-haired and white-bearded, but with clear eyes and smooth skin

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4. Then just to 'show off' a little, she did another spin and was suddenly the white-haired twin of Senta

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5. Dena understood implicitly---her heroes: the white-haired Elhehrim were as real as the Elf herself

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6. The Elf laughed, “Nothing unsettles a Naud more than an armed reception party---even if it's just one white-haired old lady

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7. The Elf was instantly in front of the white-haired woman, with another smoldering hole in her robe

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8. The only times he had seen the weird, white-haired, cowboy had been when problems developed and invariably, soon after his visit, the person or persons responsible were problems no longer

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9. Elizabeth surveyed the people in the room, then stepping forward, she cried out, “Uncle Karol!” to a white-haired man seated with the rest

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10. Kwonowski was explaining something about the voltage differential between the generator and the house when Hermann returned accompanied by a frail white-haired old woman, leaning on his arm for support

11. Out from the house came several human men and behind them came the six prisoners, and behind them came an old, white-haired man who almost confusedly looked around on humans and ainatunari

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12. “I only knew him as a very old white-haired man

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13. A rather harried-looking white-haired elf named Smogin, who was Alilia’s regent while she was away, presented them with Sweettower, the largest maple tree that had ever lived at over five hundred and twenty meters in height, and with over two hundred and eleven thousand years of life, the oldest as well

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14. A rather harried-looking white-haired elf named Smogin, who was Alilia’s regent while she was away, presented them with Sweettower, the largest maple tree that had ever lived at over seventeen hundred feet in height, and with over two hundred and eleven thousand years of life, the oldest as well

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15. shouted at the white-haired one, “You! You! At Pharaoh's court!”

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16. The white-haired troll woman and the daemon took my services into their employ for a marginal fee

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17. “Not too well,” answered the white-haired wizard

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18. The nervous halfling clutched his face in his white-haired hands

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19. white-haired on satin black,

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20. know that someone - I think it was Mary Parley, a white-haired widow with a

21. She had told them that a generous old white-haired lady had come through her checkout line and felt sorry for her for some reason

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22. We been living with the stink for a week,” a thin, tall, white-haired man complained bitterly

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23. The second male was Rafael, tall and white-haired, dressed in a long brown coat

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24. “Should not” here serves an exhortation, such as when you say to a self-indulgent man: “should not you repent since you have become white-haired?”

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25. But his voice dropped suddenly altered to a sombre tone, the white-haired gentleman leant into Byron peering over his wire-framed glasses

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26. The image of the white-haired woman came to mind

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27. Despite this, he believed that the white-haired woman was the closest thing to a sea goddess which he had ever beheld

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28. Was it possible that she really was the white-haired woman in the water? They looked so different

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29. As he catches up to the white-haired man, newspapers are bouncing out of the front and back of his bag, before he and the senior take a tumble to the ground

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30. Here Justice Pomeroy presided, in his robes of silk, a striking, white-haired figure of a man, whose face was seamed and whose eyes were keen with thought and observation

31. He was trying to reconcile the face of the white-haired man in front of him with the eager youth of a year before

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32. " I sat on the only spare chair, a hard-backed, unpadded affair that looked as old as the white-haired man himself

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33. white-haired, appeared to lurch forward towards the church, gliding

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34. ran about the legs of a tall, white-haired man who was dressed in

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35. The driver of the offending Mini-moke is a little white-haired old lady of at least 70

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36. ’ The white-haired lady held the door open

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37. 'That sweet, kindly, white-haired old man? Shame on you, Taff

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38. In 1937: they hired an illustrator to whitewash the black image of the Dutch SINterclaus into a white-haired jolly fat man called SANTA Claus

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39. One a white-haired German arch-type with a jaw so jutting it assaulted the nerves of the sensitive soul I was beneath the surface of my stony, unsmiling exterior

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40. So he read her about the time his dad’s white-haired uncle almost got into a fistfight with another elderly gentleman in the parking lot in front of the shoe store over some political matter

41. The cameras remained locked on the thin, white-haired man at the podium, his head now dropped onto his chest, too heavy for him to hold up

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42. Yet, work of that kind was being done in the garret; for, with his back towards the door, and his face towards the window where the keeper of the wine-shop stood looking at him, a white-haired man sat on a low bench, stooping forward and very busy, making shoes

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43. Out of the wine-shop into the street, out of the street into a courtyard, out of the courtyard up a steep staircase, out of the staircase into a garret,--formerly the garret where a white-haired man sat on a low bench, stooping forward and very busy, making shoes

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44. No white-haired man was there now; but, the three men were there who had gone out of the wine-shop singly

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45. And between them and the white-haired man afar off, was the one small link, that they had once looked in at him through the chinks in the wall

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46. "What do I want with a white-haired mother?"

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47. Ponder!” she called out as they walked past the little white weatherboard cottage next to the school, where plump, white-haired Mrs

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48. Reagan greets the rotund white-haired Speaker of the House, Massachusetts congressman Tip O’Neill

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49. We believe Allah listens more closely to the white-haired

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50. A white-haired man with burning eyes stands at the counter, eating … oh, no

51. First they believe they have rescued a little white-haired old man

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52. He was now white-haired and plump, which led Caris to believe that the grange continued to prosper despite the plague

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53. The local surgeon, an old, white-haired man, had just come down from Mrs

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54. Sam’s grandfather, the disreputable Joby, was present, a white-haired old man now, bent and toothless

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55. Behind the desk was a white-haired guy in bib overalls, with a blunt pencil behind his ear

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56. Then across the stairwell a room door opened and a white-haired woman stuck her head out

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57. There were certain advantages to being a frail, white-haired, saintly looking, devious old cleric

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58. Very upright, white-haired, leonine, heroic in his absorbed quietness, he felt in the pocket of his red shirt for the spectacles given him by Dona Emilia

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59. In a sitting-room on the ground-floor, ensconced in an armchair with her back to the light, was the owner and mistress of the estate, a white-haired woman of not more than sixty, or even less, wearing a large cap

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60. And up there, facing them, stood a small, white-haired man who seemed to be smiling directly at Mercer

61. A small, white-haired woman in a pink and green floral housecoat confronted Alice

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62. Farebrother, the Vicar's white-haired mother, befrilled and kerchiefed with dainty cleanliness, up right, quick-eyed, and still under seventy; Miss Noble, her sister, a tiny old lady of meeker aspect, with frills and kerchief decidedly more worn and mended; and Miss Winifred Farebrother, the Vicar's elder sister, well-looking like himself, but nipped and subdued as single women are apt to be who spend their lives in uninterrupted subjection to their elders

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63. The tallest, a pale, white-haired old guy with a Marine tattoo, propped his pool cue up and puffed his chest out at them

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64. The men at the pooltable had stopped playing altogether, sneering at the scene, and then the white-haired guy limped over, put a firm hand on Trey’s shoulder

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65. A group of loudmouthed white-haired old ladies, each trying to talk over the next, a few of them texting, the kind of elderly people who have a baffling amount of energy, so much youthful vigor you had to wonder if they were trying to rub it in

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66. Someone is on the ground and there is a white-haired man holding a shotgun, aiming at… Ciere

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67. The white-haired man stands before it, raising his gun to shoot at the illusion of Ciere

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68. Jacobi was a worn-looking fifty-five, white-haired, jowly, and, to my eyes, beautiful

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69. Next to him, a white-haired man with a blotchy red, dry-as-parchment face was downing Tom Collinses, glancing up at the TV

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70. Molly didn’t look at me or Conklin, but two Chinese women moved aside and a white-haired woman in her seventies with rounded features and sapphire blue eyes stood up and introduced herself as Molly’s psychiatrist, Dr

71. He was still holding the white-haired cook against his bare chest

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72. He was a big, white-haired man who barked more than he spoke

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73. Nedan, a white-haired man with a young face, turned away from the medical tower

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74. ” A tiny, white-haired man in a green apron then stood before me

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75. You’ve seen the ads: a handsome, white-haired man looks directly at you through the camera and urges you to “own your tomorrow

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76. peasants, there was a white-haired man, smiling at the sun

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77. This did not prevent the beautiful child from smiling as she listened to what the white-haired old man was saying to her, and nothing could be more fascinating than that fresh smile, combined with those drooping eyes

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78. " Still the white-haired man and the girl advanced

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79. And what was he to think of the old man? Was he actually in hiding from the police? The white-haired workman whom Marius had encountered in the vicinity of the Invalides recurred to his mind

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80. And so the white-haired old man repeated the burial service over this strange grave, while his four companions stood with bowed and uncovered heads about him

81. I am sitting one morning in my study, a white-haired old man, when there walks into the room a blooming young man, whom I should never have recognized, but he held up his finger and said, laughing, ‘Gott der Vater, Gott der Sohn, and Gott der heilige Geist

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82. She did not look very old, and her face was a pleasant, round one; but she was white-haired and, as one could detect at the first glance, quite in her second childhood

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83. There was another little white-haired, wrinkled woman, good-natured and hunch-backed, who sat near the oven and pretended to be catching a four-year-old, short-haired and stout boy, who, in a short little shirt, was running past her, laughing and repeating: "You tan't tatch me!" This old woman, who, with her son, was charged with incendiarism, bore her confinement good-naturedly, grieving only over her son, who was also in jail, but above all, her heart was breaking for her old man who, she feared, would be eaten up by lice, as her daughter-in-law had returned to her parents, and there was no one to wash him

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84. Prince Michael Ivanovich was a tall, handsome, white-haired, fresh coloured man, proud and attractive in appearance and bearing

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85. No out-of-date methods characterized the bank of which he was president, nor, on the other hand, did any up-to-date crook contrive to outwit the keen-eyed, white-haired, thin-lipped old gentleman, who held himself as erect ethically as he did physically

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86. Somebody, he felt, must be mortally wounded; and finding himself defrauded of one subject, he took up with the next he encountered, which chanced to be none other than the venerable and white-haired gentleman who filled the position, in the tale, of a wealthy and benevolent uncle

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