I have known brunettes to be perfect angels, and sweet blondes to be perfect little devils, and so have we all.
We find the same differences in proportion between blondes and brunettes in the white races.
Brunettes always make the best pictures when taken in dark dresses, but neither blondes nor brunettes look well in positive white.
In brunettes and women of dark races this surface is pigmented; in dark races it is usually a slate gray.
The hair-covering thus formed is usually ample and, as a rule, is more so in brunettes than in blondes.
She would have blushed if she could; but it is a disadvantage of pale brunettes that they don't blush easily.
Neither the blondes nor the brunettesact according to the advertisement of their temperaments.
There werebrunettes of generous ovals, and blondes of heroic rotundities, and every scheme of shape between.
The brunettes are so much darker as to be nearly black; and so different that at one time everyone thought they were of a different kind altogether.
It is remarkable in that there are both blondes andbrunettes among its ladies.
The bonzes and the brunettes swore to destroy him; the capitalists and the cripples did not spare him.
The cripples, the capitalists, the bonzes and the brunettesfilled the kingdom with their complaints.
I may say, therefore, that brunettes in summer may take sun baths even at noon, but blondes should take them preferably before nine or ten o'clock in the morning or after three o'clock in the afternoon.
Brunettes or fairly dark-complexioned white men can stand more sunshine than the blue-eyed, fair-skinned types of Scotland, Norway and Sweden.
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