quadroon

But this quadroon girl was different from any I had ever seen.

"I am a quadroon born on the island of Haiti!"

He talked about the old opera house and the quadroon balls.

The quadroon girls and Marietta leave to prepare for the wedding.

"You wanted to be with that quadroon so bad you drove me out."

Here the door opened, and a small quadroon boy, between four and five years of age, entered the room.

They had been told she was a quadroon.

Robinson speculates that she may technically have been a quadroon.

"But they had me eventually anyway, which you know makes me a quadroon.

I'm a quadroon, and there's no sense pretending otherwise.

"I don't have to put my ear to the door to know what goes on between you and your quadroon friend.

And the old tales of her having gone to the quadroon balls had been completely erased from the public memory.

As he returns to his fellows, Buckner once again meets the quadroon girl.

"I'm what used to be called a quadroon."

At this moment, the door was pushed gently open, and a young quadroon woman, apparently about twenty-five, entered the room.

Little quadroon girls, very beautiful all, "colored children" as we would have called them then, were making their First Communion.

The wealthy gentlemen maintained their quadroon mistresses in the highest of style.

What about the Musketeers guy, Dumas, he was a quadroon or something, right?

En route he encounters a mysterious "quadroon girl" who mocks him.

Half black is a mulatto, a quarter black is a quadroon.

McKee wrote the title song for the film Quadroon when she was fifteen.

The woman was a quadroon.

A beloved quadroon mistress had the power to destabilize white marriages and families, something she was much resented for.

Not that it mattered; my mother having been quadroon, I was unequivocally "black" under the laws of the Empire.

As a young woman, under the watchful eye of her mother, she attended many quadroon balls, a chief element of their social world.