<Burn, brun, brand> (burn): (1 and 2 combined) burn, burnish, brunette, brunt, bruin, brand, brandish, brandy, brown.

To Brunettes, or those ladies having dark complexions, silks of a grave hue are adapted.

If the bird be a brunette, try theatres, balls, operas, etc.; suppers at DEL.'S have been known to do execution among this class.

To a blonde you may very well sing, "Thy eyes so blue, of violet hue;" to a brunette, "Black-eyed Mary" or Susan; to a bleached blonde, "I am dying, Egypt, dying."

About 1879 Mr. T. Jacobs, of Newton Abbot, took up this breed with great success, owning, amongst other good specimens, Russett, Dolly, Brunette, and Bachelor III., the latter a dog whose services at the stud cannot be estimated too highly.

Even from a distance he had made that out, as she stood there among the crowd, vivacious, vivid, clad all in white except for the loose coral-hued sweater which set off her warm brunette beauty and the slim but charmingly rounded curves of her supple young body.

This is a splendid blonde,I said,the other was a brunette.

"If those two brunettes get me, they'll have to go some.

" "I'd admire to meet her, but my taste has allus run more to brunettes," said Mr. Hyde.

Taking all these bodily characteristics into consideration, it must be said from an anthropological point of view that though originally of German family he was a hybrid between the North and West brunette race.

Will consist of One Section Blondes and Brunettes, One Section Petites and One Section "Stunners" (see Standard Formation, para. 3a).

If our tastes happen to be for blondness, brunettes simply do not exist for us; and if we affect the slim and willowy in figure, our contempt for the plump and rounded is too sincere for expression.

Helene of Troy, N. Y. SEE Witwer, Harry Charles. Ladies prefer brunettes.

But gentlemen marry brunettes.

Ladies prefer brunettes.

But gentlemen marry brunettes.

But gentlemen marry brunettes.

Helene of Troy, N. Y. SEE Witwer, Harry Charles. Ladies prefer brunettes.

But gentlemen marry brunettes.

Ladies prefer brunettes.

But gentlemen marry brunettes.

But gentlemen marry brunettes.

Therefore he was subject to the raysthe more so as he is a blond, and I think it has been demonstrated by investigators that blonds are more affected by them than are brunettes.

Unquestionably, there is not one among the frail blondes and majestic brunettes of the flesh that can vie with their delicate grace and terrific strength.

" "Or only the brunettes?