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HC, 1st ed., fore-edge has been banged by something, leaving a light rumple in the first 49 pages, else VG, dj,— Cryptomundo
I rumple my husband's gray hair and tease him that he hasn't really gained that much weight.— A Filipina Mom Blogger
John Mulder offers a large-scale, suburb-spoofing take on the old "Mad Fold-In" images, presenting two works side-by-side - one "folded," the other not - so you don't have to rumple the whole painting.— Creative Loafing Atlanta Feed
O, what hair She was before the glass now; she caught up stray locks and thrust in hairpins here and there; then she tied a little violet-edged black ribbon through the toss and rumple, and somehow it looked all right.— The Other Girls
In her place was a rumple-haired, bright-eyed child.— Up the Hill and Over

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