Anna Katharine Green,
A Strange Disappearance — Chapter IX. A Few Golden Hairs
(1880)
“ Gryce did not follow."Tall, thin, white face, black eyes." I heard him whisper to himself. "It is a pity the features are not better preserved.""But," said I, taking him by the arm, "Fanny spoke particularly of her hair being black, while this girl's--Good heavens!" I suddenly ejaculated as I looked again at the prostrate form before me. "Yellow hair or black, this is the girl I saw him speaking to that day in Broome Street. I remember her clothes if nothing more." ”
