Hair-all in a sentence

The eyes, soft with appeal; the red mouth, quivering, and with lips parted as if about to speak to him; the bowed head with its tumbled glory of hair-all had burned themselves upon his soul in a picture too deep to be eradicated.

The lame foot, the misshapen hands, the red face, the queer little knot of hair-all were the price paid for her own life.

One stout little woman, wearing a black velvet cap, blue and silver stomacher, pincushion, bunch of keys, silver buckles, braided hair,-all distinctive signs of the mistress of a German inn (a costume which has been so often depicted in colored prints that it is too common to describe here), -well, this wife of the innkeeper kept the two friends alternately patient and impatient with remarkable ability.