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Mrs. Walraven stood up, walked over to the whole-length mirror, and took a prolonged and complacent view of her full-blown charms.
THE UNSEEN BRIDGEGROOMMAY AGNES FLEMING
The doors on either side of the altar have generally a whole-length figure of a saint painted on them.
SOME ACCOUNT OF GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE IN SPAINGEORGE EDMUND STREET
That makes him appear awkward, and not unlike the whole-length figure of Gibbon the historian.
LORD JOHN RUSSELLSTUART J. REID
One of the figures was a whole-length likeness of myself, which suddenly vanished, and was replaced by a skeleton.
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, VOLUME 66, NO. 410, DECEMBER 1849VARIOUS
In the centre of the building there is a small tower, with a whole-length figure of the founder.
A DESCRIPTION OF MODERN BIRMINGHAMCHARLES PYE
A whole-length picture of the governor was hung up in the working-rooms of the house.
AN ACCOUNT OF THE ENGLISH COLONY IN NEW SOUTH WALES, VOL. 1DAVID COLLINS
Granger mentions also a whole-length of Bobart in a garden, dog, goat, &c. 4to.
ON THE PORTRAITS OF ENGLISH AUTHORS ON GARDENING,SAMUEL FELTON

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