Meanings of young mulatto in English

And, without hesitation, the young mulatto boldly ventured toward Benito.

The steward, a young mulatto, had contracted the bad habit of indulging too much in liquor.

But it was with the young mulatto that he claimed to have contracted the heaviest obligation.

As he paid his bill and stepped to the street, a young mulatto hurried up to him.

A young mulatto stood by and handed the blacksmith such tools as he needed from time to time.

He reached out and touched lightly a young mulatto woman who sat beside him with an infant in her arms.

The subject of this sketch was a young mulatto woman, twenty-three years of age, who fled from the City of Baltimore.

The young mulatto, Daisy, and Mandy's John, with the negroes from the Paine household, were setting the long tables under the trees.

This poor young mulatto is completely ostracized not only by West Point society, but most thoroughly by the corps of cadets itself.

Is there a fire? he asked an amiable-faced young mulatto, in the uniform of the sleeping-car service, who passed him with some light hand-bags.

One of the daughters was married to a handsome young mulatto, who was present, and sang us some pretty songs, accompanying himself on the guitar.

"But under what circumstances did you meet him?" asked the young mulatto.

So was a young Mulatto, who was always believed (though very amiable) to have a dagger about him somewhere.

"Why don't you find it, Fragoso?" asked the young mulatto.

"Yes, a forest!" cried the young mulatto; "a forest with its birds and its monkeys--

"And the long lianas, which so oddly stretch from one tree to another!" added the young mulatto.