| Lily, whom he might have had in his bosom, would have been no blackamoor. |
| Venetian blackamoor lamps and imitation Florentine blackamoor chairs are offered in sales around Europe and there are even images of slaves. |
| I've never met with nothing but beer ath'll ever clean a comic blackamoor. |
| He is a blackamoor, and derives his extraction from the spice lands. |
| Two blackamoor statues, each mirroring the other, each hoisting forever upward his burden of hand-painted, carved-by-hand peacock feathers. |
| Six years, and you have turned from a white-skinned Irishman into a blackamoor! |
