auburn

• The firstcomer was ruddy and auburn-haired and evidently a leader. —  The Five Jars
• "My hair's auburn, it's not the colour of a kipper We certainly call you 'Fatty', though," laughed Lettice. —  The New Girl at St. Chad's A Story of School Life
• It was neither blonde nor auburn, but pure gold, the lovely gold that sometimes shines in the heart of the sunset. —  A Venetian June
• His dress was so distinctly late in style as to seem almost foppish; but there was nothing of the exquisite in his erect and athletic form, or in his piercing eye She was ruddily fair, with that luxuriant auburn-brown hair which goes with eyes of amberish-brown and freckles. —  Aladdin ; Co. A Romance of Yankee Magic
• Bright red hair should marry jet black, and jet black auburn or bright red, etc. And the more red-faced and bearded or impulsive a man, the more dark, calm, cool and quiet should his wife be; and vice versa. The florid should not marry the florid, but those who are dark, in proportion as they themselves are light 5. —  Searchlights on Health: Light on Dark Corners A Complete Sexual Science and a Guide to Purity and Physical Manhood, Advice To Maiden, Wife, And Mother, Love, Courtship, And Marriage

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