Chinaman

How To Use Chinaman In A Sentence

• A big Chinaman, remarkably evil-looking, with his head swathed in a yellow silk handkerchief and face badly pock-marked, planted a pike-pole on the White and Yellow
• Nearer the Arctic his canoe becomes a skin kaiak, his face is still broader, Ms eyes like a Chinaman's, and writers of human history call him Eskimo. The Golden Snare
• He wondered what she'd do if she ever met a Chinaman or a black slave. Run a mile probably.
• The Western hoodlum who cuts the tail from a Chinaman's nowl, and would cut the nowl from the body, if he dared, is simply a patriot with a logical mind, having the courage of his opinions. A Cynic Looks at Life
• The folk marvelled at this quill, when they saw it, and the man who was called Abd al-Rahman the Moor (and he was known, to boot, as the Chinaman, for his long sojourn in Cathay), related to them the following adventure, one of many of his traveller’s tales of marvel. The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night
• (BTW, did I never mention that da nobble is called "Chinaman Treetops"? Orifice Supplies
• The old Chinaman at his elbow was dressed for travelling in a clean but unironed shirt; and his shoes had been newly hobbed. The Man from the Bitter Roots
• All the ponies are tethered in good order, but most of them are tired -- Chinaman and Jehu _very tired_. Scott's Last Expedition Volume I
• He wondered what she'd do if she ever met a Chinaman or a black slave.
• In the bright water into which he stared, the pictures changed and were repeated: the baresark rage of Goddedaal; the blood-red light of the sunset into which they had run forth; the face of the babbling Chinaman as they cast him over; the face of the captain, seen a moment since, as he awoke from drunkenness into remorse. The Wrecker