Coiffeurs [noun]

"Merci bien," said the coiffeur, fervently, as he counted the cash.

Did her grandmother learn the art from the same coiffeur that prepared the mother of Ramses for her morning care?

I know a gentleman, who called the other day on a French lady of his acquaintance, who was under the hands of her "coiffeur."

The coiffeur gave angry rubs at the head, in time with his explosive phrases.

The coiffeur, who was washing the head of an American girl, looked up ungraciously.

The coiffeur was at his door, sunning his aproned stomach, and twisting his moustache as if it were a customer's.

And having seen her "Princess" safely ensconced in the attic, she rifled the stocking, and returned to the coiffeur.

She must have left that behind, and any coiffeur will give you three weeks' rent for that alone.

So this was her reward for secretly instructing the coiffeur to make the "Princess's" wig first.

The manicure working on the nails of one of them glanced up at the coiffeur and gasped with her eyes.