Meanings of mandarine in English

The day came when the mandarine had nothing more to give.

She is the fair mandarine of the first picture.

A mandarine is whipped, for having ordered a pickpocket to receive too few or too many blows.

He acquired the skill of a mandarine in that difficult language; nor did the form of his Dutch face undeceive the physiognomists of China.

How can my drama of the Mandarine Li-Fo have any reference to Mme.

Two mandarines, as usual, went aboard the brig at the mouth of the river, to enquire what her cargo was.

The Electric Mandarine Tour 2012 took the band to Europe and North America, and they performed in Melbourne, Australia, in November that year.

"But," continued the clown, "you must go inside of the booth to witness the effects of the mandarine's folly.

"The third picture," he said, after a roll of drums, "depicts the old mandarine after she has dismissed that most annoying of guests-remorse-fromherbosom.