The giant fainted from fright, 'cause he always was a coward; the bearded woman threw her arms around a reporter, and scratched his face with her whiskers, while the Circassian girl got her white wig caught In the branch of a tree and lost it, and she was as bald as an ostrich egg.

The long head, bald on top, covered behind with iron-gray hair, and in front with a short tangled growth that curled and kinked in every direction, was surmounted by an old-fashioned stove-pipe hat, worn and stained, but eminently impressive.

Why, I shall be bald in a year or two from now.

Many trees were bald at the top and looked sickly.

He "swept away all hearts, withersoever he would." "Thor and Balder in one," "very Goth," "a Norse Demigod," "hair of the true Sicambrian yellow"; Carlyle describes him as "fond of all stimulating things; from tragic poetry down to whiskey-punch.

Porter was round and jovial, balding with a small spade shaped beard and one gold earring.

Let them do as you have done, let them singe their eyebrows studying and come to be bald like myself, stuffing whole paragraphs into their memories!

Ethelwolf visited Charles the Bald of France at this time, and married his daughter Judith incidentally.

Our pilot Scintharus had been bald for many years, when on a sudden his hair came again.

Few excrements in their eyes and nostrils, and often bald by reason of excess of dryness," Montaltus adds, c. 17.

The woods ranged gloomy and impenetrable, save only in the northwest, where a patch of sky lighted by diffused pink and gray revealed one mountain higher than its fellows standing bald against the horizon.

It must sound very bald to you, but the fact remains, just the same.

It was certainly not as abundant as it used to be, it had wearied her, once, to brush out its thick glossy length; it was becoming unmistakably thinner; she was certainly slightly bald about the temples, and white hairs were straggling in one after another, not attempting to conceal themselves.