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Adjectives : a portrait

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1. Why doesn't she brush or comb her hair anymore? She cut it herself very (
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) [s...], a month ago,

2. and she had time to adapt to her (
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) [n...] appearance,

3. which was not really (
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) [e...]

4. on the (
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) [f...] days: she did not recognise herself in the mirror. As a result, this new cut rejuvenates her.

5. She wanted to see what her face would look like, (
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) [f...] from her mop of hair,

6. (
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) [ap...] to untangle. She was pulling her hair out!

7. Then she asserts her femininity, not to please others, just for herself. She wears (
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) [h...] dresses as well as trousers, because she is a dressmaker.

8. At least each piece worn is (
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) [u...].

9. She is not said to be a pretty woman, but she 's (
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) [co...]

10. and (
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) [n...] : she matches her pumps to her dresses.

11. She walks too (
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) [f...] to window shop with a friend,

12. moreover she tires when she has to slow down her (
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) [p...] : we just can see that her legs don't hurt.

13. She rarely sees her friends, but she phones or writes to them every week : she's so (
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) [c...].

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