Meanings of manola in English

The vacated seat was soon occupied by a dusky manola, whose bright nagua, embroidered chemisette, brown ankles, and small blue slippers, drew my attention.

There is the Manola,' as the band struck up, 'my very favourite waltz.'

I quite astonish Manola-thatis our servant-byfiring off sentences in Spanish at her.

An organ played "The Manola," resuscitated from a silence of many years.

Suddenly we heard a loud scream, and Manola-thatwas the girl's name-camerushing in from behind.

But he forgot the stagnant town, the bald-headed man at the club window, the organ and "The Manola."

A quarter of an hour later Bob started with Manola, carrying a large basket, and both were much amused at their errand.

By a subtle instinct, however, and because of the unspoken sorrow in her own heart, she never sang the songs like 'La Manola'.

"La Manola and such?" interjected Jean Jacques eagerly.

"This is my brother, Manola," Mrs. O'Halloran said.

They had scarcely taken their seats when Manola announced Dr. Burke, and a minute later an officer in uniform made his appearance on the terrace.

Manola wasn't there, and I never heard what became of her-whetherher father had sent her to a convent or killed her, I don't know.

"La Manola and such?"