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After leaving the barber-shop he presented himself, glistening with bayrum, at Jason Royces office.
V. Book Two: Enid 1922
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Wheeler appeared in the doorway, his Sunday black trousers gallowsed up high over a white shirt, wafting a rich odor of bayrum from his tumbled hair.
XII. Book Two: Enid 1922
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Then I read the greasy names on the private bayrum bottles; read the names and noted the numbers on the private shaving-cups in the pigeonholes; studied the stained and damaged cheap prints on the walls, of battles, early Presidents, and voluptuous recumbent sultanas, and the tiresome and everlasting young girl putting her grandfather's spectacles on; execrated in my heart the cheerful canary and the distracting parrot that few barbers 'shops are without.
Sketches New And Old Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 1922
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After leaving the barber-shop he presented himself, glistening with bayrum, at Jason Royce's office.
One of Ours Willa Sibert Cather 1910
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Mr. Wheeler appeared in the doorway, his Sunday black trousers gallowsed up high over a white shirt, wafting a rich odor of bayrum from his tumbled hair.
One of Ours Willa Sibert Cather 1910
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Then I read the greasy names on the private bayrum bottles; read the names and noted the numbers on the private shaving-cups in the pigeonholes; studied the stained and damaged cheap prints on the walls, of battles, early Presidents, and voluptuous recumbent sultanas, and the tiresome and everlasting young girl putting her grandfather's spectacles on; execrated in my heart the cheerful canary and the distracting parrot that few barbers 'shops are without.
Sketches New and Old Mark Twain 1872
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"I thought you were koo-koo sopping my head with bayrum every night."
Jamaica - Full Feed 2009
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