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mulatto
1. Sludge was a light skinned mulatto of Spanish extraction
2. We felt a special bond with the mulatto, the only member of the mansion who was feeling affection for us, in addition to the bold face Salome and the old driver Juancho
3. The mulatto looked at her perplexed as trying to decide if she had to reveal what Gertrude had informed her
4. The mulatto thought for a moment her answer, she had strong suspicions of what the madam was planning but until not having enough confirmation, she did not want to disrupt our lives with simple conjectures
5. The mulatto took Salome by an arm, and against her will, took her to trails
6. One genie, a tall mulatto of greenish eyes, with a fuchsia turban coiled about the head, extracted a dagger that threw straight up to the heart of his contender, which I missed only for centimeters
7. At the kitchen she saw assistant squeezing hardwood oranges to sneak the juice since the mulatto staunchly hated everything that was artificial, which contained chemicals and which came in a tin
8. She was a clean young mulatto woman with yellow almond-shaped eyes that gave her face the ferocity of a panther, but she had a generous heart and a magnificent vocation for love
9. The only one who accepted was Aureliano Triste, a big mulatto with the drive and explorer’s spirit of his grandfather
10. The atmosphere had an innocent denseness, as if it had just been created, and the beautiful mulatto girls who waited hopelessly among the blood-red petals and the outmoded phonograph records knew ways of love that man had left behind forgotten in the earthly paradise
11. Sitting in her wicker rocking chair, she would recall the past, reconstruct the grandeur and misfortunes of the family and the splendor of Macondo, which was now erased, while Álvaro frightened the crocodiles with his noisy laughter and Alfonso invented outlandish stories about the bitterns who had pecked out the eyes of four customers who misbehaved the week before, and Gabriel was in the room of the pensive mulatto girl who did not collect in money but in letters to a smuggler boyfriend who was in prison on the other side of the Orinoco because the border guards had caught him and had made him sit on a chamberpot that filled up with a mixture of shit and diamonds
12. The mulatto girls, dressed in black, pale from weeping, invented shadowy rites as they took off their earrings, brooches, and rings and threw them into the pit before it was closed over with a slab that bore neither name nor dates, and that was covered with a pile of Amazoni-an camellias
13. a mulatto (one black parent the other non-black)
14. My mulatto (Irish/Black) grandmother was over forty years old and
15. Her skin appeared very smooth and was light brown, like that of a mulatto
16. James Wallace frowned when he saw Doctor Eli Gooding enter his store, accompanied by a stunningly beautiful young mulatto woman
17. "Ha, ha, is the mulatto you, then?" Anthony says
18. "Do you really think, mulatto girl, that Maureen will be any kinder to you? You should be glad I am here as I am far more merciful than she
19. Just then a negro, dazzling in the whiteness of his collar and the brilliancy of his checked suit, came up the stairs accompanied by a light mulatto
20. "I believe that this woman is a mulatto, but that is a long way from proving it
21. She shows traces of negro blood, in fact exactly what would have been expected of a mulatto
22. "Yes," he concluded triumphantly, "that blonde woman was our dark- skinned mulatto made over--Marie
23. Especially did she resent this in view of the enormous increase in mulatto babies in Atlanta since the Yankee soldiers had settled in the town
24. A fat mulatto woman, who was leaning over a rusty old stove, dropped a half curtsy as she saw Scarlett and went on lived with her but thought it best to ignore the fact
25. We sat down to Tea, serv’d by a Butler and a Mulatto Maid, and presented in the most gorgeous Chinese Tea Dishes of canary Glaze
26. ’Tis clear that the Life of a Mulatto Slave creates such Virtuosity in the Face of Adversity
27. Ross observed that a former act on the subject of the importation of slaves said, that it should not be lawful to bring into the United States any negro, mulatto, or person of color, with intention to sell the same or hold them as slaves
28. The opening chapters introduce this question, growing out of the distressing circumstances of a wife’s discovery of her husband’s infidelity, and the problem is interwoven closely with the plot in the presence of the latter’s illegitimate mulatto daughter
29. With chiefs of banditti, negro or mulatto, we can treat and can trade
