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.” theboys,ongoingout,heldalongnsultatioheir disguises.exaningthepapers,theyfoundthatonewo personsofthesanaisaackraphandaaronkraphfatherand soher,asdescribedinthepass,fortyfiveyearsold, thesoeen.thispasstheydeterouse. thetaskofgingpertoajeeen,was evidentlyaneasyone.hisclearplexionheonly difficulty,andthisuldbereadilydisguised.ralphsdisguise oredifficultone;andthereeasto herhehadbettergoasaredjeter ineduponas,otherhentrastbethe supposedfatherandsonoostriking. theythensready. theyatohen,asthepeculiarityofthepurchasesthey inteokethat,hadtheybeenintheircivilian dress,itainthattheyh suspi;andyinobtaining theyed.
theirfirstvisitoahairdressersshop.rathertothe astonishntoftheproprietor,theytoldhihattheyo speaktohinaprivaterooandstillretohisastonishnt, thattheyedtheirhair dyedquiteblack.thehairdresseruldhardlybelievehisears. theboyshadbothbrohelightestand thatte,desire todyetheirhairstrubent. ralphsled. ”noportantssionto carryout,anditisessentialthatpletely disguised.p.this,of urse,isirictestnfidence.” thehairdresserportahe oasion. ”youaninstantaneousdye”heasked. ”certainly,”ralphsaid,”andohat,atanyrate,for aweek.” thereplyinghtherequestand, ies,theboysheadsheirblaess. ”noybrothershairunately verylongtobepletelyfrizzled;andiapairofthe tongsyoudoith,soastobeabletodoitforourselves.” thisalsowaseasyenough. ”noyself,iyhairtobeverylong; toedoyearsontollar,allthewayround.” ”buttheonlyadefor you.” ”notatall,”ralphsaid.”iuldnotputonawig,evenifyou hadoasiit,ready.thepartingal isnarroelongflatbandsofhair,like thoseyouuseforustbeblayhairas itisnousthavea bandofthishair,longenoughtogoroundthehead,froust aboveoojustabovetheother.ifyouparthair,justat theplacehebandistogo;brushthehairup;puttheband ofartificialhairohio holdtight;thenbrushthehairbackagaiheband,itwould beabsolutelyiossibletoseeitallnatural.thenc ...
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