“At the end of the harlequinade he sank down on one knee and kissed her hand.”

“A bit high-spirited when they come on in the harlequinade, but all in good part.”

“With Harlequin she became a primary character in the English pantomime's harlequinade.”

“With a photocopied handout of a leering harlequin, she explained the different shapes and colors that worked best.”

“And Durang was the son of John Durang, a master of hornpipes and harlequinades and the first American dancer to win considerable recognition.”

“No more magical setting for his harlequinades can be imagined.”

“This was the time also when the circus clowns, saltimbanques and harlequins began to appear on his canvases, with their own smiling kinds of loneliness.”

“However, the waters scoters, oldsquaws and harlequins call home are anything but hunter-friendly.”

“We ended up with a mixed bag of harlequins, common goldeneyes, buffleheads, surf scoters and black scoters.”