A person with dark skin who comes from Africa (or whose ancestors came from Africa).
1
Wants to write an opera, not negro, but can't find good libretto.
2
There is need for negro men to stay and establish the camp.
3
Some were said to be offended by the presence of negro wenches.
4
Writer compares the crude negro dialects employed in this book with No.
5
In the first group the negro vote is under 5 per cent.
6
In the first place, negro slavery existed in all the thirteen colonies.
7
But she spied an older negro porter, and she quietly accosted him.
8
The man leaned forward and peered in the darkness at the negro.
9
The idea of Mr. WALLACK permitting this negro minstrelsy in his theatre.
10
Another moment and Nigel was following in the track of the negro.
11
A light of pleasure shone in the eyes of the old negro.
12
An old negro busied about the deck; drew near and addressed her:
13
War for the Union was abandoned; war for the negro openly begun.
14
The conch was a yard or so in front of the negro.
15
The negro ought to be held in the position of a ward.
16
In the sitting-room the old negro turned with quiet dignity to Halsey.
