第54节  (第2/2页)
.”    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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