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    ut

    thelonghairsoastolieonatllar,frizzleitandthe

    naturalhair,andihekeenesteyedprussiantosee

    anythingit”

    assoonasthehairdresserunderstoodexactlyralphed,he

    enteredheartilyintohisplans;andseveraloftheshortflat

    bandsofblackhair,usedforchignons,oaband

    thisenedontoralphshead,intheed;

    thelongtressestotherequiredlength;thetongswere

    usedontheandonthenaturalhair;andplentyofoilputon

    and,inanhour,hisheaddressnsebushof

    frizzlyhairtheclothroundhisneckand,ashe

    lookedathielfintheglass,hejoinedheartilyinpercysshout

    oflaughter

    ”but,ralph,ho,andthathead

    ofhair”

    ”dear,”ralphsaid,”ihadquiteforgottenthatgotothe

    tailors,percy,andtelltheosendthesuitichangedtherein

    here,directly”

    percyofffortheclothes,andralphthenon:

    ”noustache”

    ”ihavenotgotsuchathing,”thehairdressersaid,”butiknowa

    niitforyou,inaquarterofan

    hour”

    inafeinutespercyretued,haboyhralphsclothes

    inashorttitheyostart

    ”youdolookastrangeobject,ralph”

    ”neved,percy,thereareplentyofstrangeobjectshereno

    onee”

    thensayingthattheyhe

    beard,theyists;froftersotalkthey

    obtainedaxturetogiveaslightlybroingetotheirfaces

    theynoothebackstreetsofthetown,founda

    sendhandclothesshop,andspeedilygotthearticlesthey

    requiredralphhadalonggreatat,hafurllar;andapair

    ofhighboots,inguptohiskneesandtobehe

    trousersablackfurcappletedhisstupercyhadablack

    cap,deofroughcloth,edown

    overtheears;anoldgreatat,hfurroundthepocketsand

    llar;abrightloredhandkerchief,togotes

    roundtheneck;andhighbootslikethoseofralph

    theythenretuedtothehairdresser,andralphinsistedthatthe

    beardandstacheshouldbefastenedonnotonlyintheordinary

    nnerhspringsbuthbblerswax

    ”life,”hesaid,”ghtdependuponthethingsnotslipping,at

    anynt”

    theynoethentthattheyenteredtheirroo,ralph

    exclaid:

    ”why,”

    ”soetusinfrontofthe

    railationatnineoclockand,ofurse,hehasnoidea

    ofindusihereverylikelythepoorfellowis

    ingstill”

    per,ashehadexpected,sittingupon

    thestepsgoinguptotherailpedup,hacry

    ofjoy,uponseeingpercy

    ”thevarginbepraised,sterpercyibegantothinkthatyou

    sthavebeensentoffsoetoe;andi

    uldnt,forthelifeof,keouttodo”

    ”,”percysaid,notohurtthe

    attachedfellothathehadbeen

    forgotten;”butorroellyouallabout

    it,betta,this

    ingand,doyouknoetlonelteelastnight,andare

    stoppinginhisroo”

    sosaying,heaquickpacetoheirlodgings;

    tibythetithey

    rea,ralphhadstainedhisfaceandhands,andwas

    busydressinginhisdisguisehisbackothedoor,hey

    entered;buthehadheardtheirishnsvoiceonthestair

    ”,houinground

    ”holyvargin”ejaculatedtidroppingintoachair,andcrossing

    hielfbechedheresanould

    gentlen,ister

    ralphsvoice”

    thetsgenuine

    terror

    ”sure,ieched,entirely,”heon”helaughsforallthe

    isterralphdidyeiverseethelike

    ”isterpercydear”

    per,ashelookedhibr >

    fairlyintheface,gaveanotherstart

    ”bythetherofses”heexclaid,interror,”wereall

    bean,hafurze

    bushofhair;andsterpercysbeautifulhairhasalltued

    black,andshriveleditselfupatuing,self,iwonder”

    andhelookedintotheglass,toseeifanychangehadtakenplace

    inhisocropofredhair

    theboyseti,

    andtiatgazingatthenspeechlessbeentatlast

    perself;andexplainedtohibr >

    thestanansastonishnt

    ceasednoayasever

    ”thenisitaloneyouregoing”hesaid,atlast”areyougoing

    intodangeragain,ehyouyoudneverdothat,

    surely,sterralph”

    ”iaerysorry,titobeseparatedfroou,”ralphsaid;”but

    itisquiteiossibleforyoutogohusifyouunderstood

    frenchandgeashecase;

    butasitis,thethingisabsolutelyiossibleyouknowhow

    greatatroubleitodisguiseyou,before;anditreble

    ouranxietiesanddifficultiesnotonlythat;butevenif,inthe

    faceofeverypossibledanger,youintoparishus,there

    bettawillgive

    ordersforustobealloeout,inthefirstballoon;but

    itisbynoanseasytogetplacesinballoons,anditis

    unlikelyintheextrethatobringyouout

    us,foths

    ”no,no,tithetterisaltogetheriossibleyoustayquietly

    hereand,intendaysorafortnightifallgoeswellweshallbe

    backagainhyou”

    ”andisitinaballoonyourethinkingofingout,ster

    ralph;flyinglikeabirdthroughtheairoch,wirra,wirraill

    neverseeyeesagain”

    ”nonsense,titheresnodangerinaballoonifgettinginwere

    noredangerousthangettingout,thereuchperil

    inthetter”

    ”ah,sterralphdear,hohe

    lifeofyourbrotherinthatingataprussian,or

    gettingshotat,isallongtheyour

    hairallpuffedout,andyourfacepaintedbrohehair

    gro

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