tow-haired

Years later the tow-haired Franks swept through the country.

As the professor was lank, tow-haired and so near-sighted, that he peered at his pupils through spectacles, no one ever had.

That afternoon Mrs. Marsden went round to the bank; and next day the tow-haired girl had disappeared.

Adolphe is, in fact, a tow-haired German, who has not spirit enough to be false to Ellenore.

Why should I care what a tow-haired person called Jonas, whom I never saw before thinks of me?

A lanky, tow-haired boy of fifteen was tucking himself up carefully among the blankets on the left-hand side of the seat.

The kick was from a difficult angle, but the tow-haired player made it, and the score was tied.

But one day the tow-haired boy pulled the near rein too hard while rounding a corner and a wheel was smashed against a lamp-post.

One of them, a tow-haired boy of twenty, summed up the matter with irreverent brevity.