For the rest she wore a head veil secured by a silver circlet above her brows, and a profusion of rings and wrist-bangles; the lovely, sullen face was touched with rouge and kohl, and one of her maids was painting her lips with vermilion while another held a mirror and two more were gilding her finger and toe nails.
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Flashman And The Mountain Of Light
The Australian girl left small gifts outside my door: plastic bangles, jelly-shoes, rings, and hairslides.
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Asimov's Science Fiction
She wore a lot of rings and bangles, none of which helped.
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Encounter Group
Her arms were bare of bangles, inviting a man to marry her and swathe her in blue.
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Asimov's Science Fiction
She was wearing bangles, all right, and a little gold girdle round her hips, and some kind of metal headdress from which a flimsy veil descended from just beneath her eyes to her chin - not another stitch.
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Flashman In The Great Game