51.   For another thing, my oldest son would refuse to comb his hair.

52.   He answered neatly, posed brightly, pressed his suit and combed his hair and brushed his teeth and then laughed most of it aside.

53.   He combs her hair and helps her get her books together.

54.   He appeared to have shaved that morning and carefully combed his hair.

55.   He can evoke the spirit of Sam Cooke with real panache, and, occasionally, even the echo of himself, combing his hair a thousand different ways.

56.   He combs his hair again, carefully pressing the last stubborn strand into place.

57.   He said it would be fine while I was hiding in a stall watching but unsuitable when pretending to comb my hair.

58.   He still eats, brushes his teeth and combs his hair left-handed.

59.   He plays guitar and saxophone, writes his own music and lyrics, assiduously avoids combing his hair.

60.   He rises in agitation as he describes them, waving his arms as if combing his hair, then whipping them downward like a crazed soldier flinging a stone.