| I've never met with nothing but beer ath'll ever clean a comic blackamoor. |
| They think it a beauty, and say white teeth are the sign of a blackamoor. |
| In 1504, two blackamoor girls arrived and were educated at the court where they waited on the Queen. |
| Mercy upon me, what shall I do with a blackamoor and a dog both underfoot! |
| Two blackamoor statues, each mirroring the other, each hoisting forever upward his burden of hand-painted, carved-by-hand peacock feathers. |
| This ritzy Torquay guesthouse won't be to everyone's taste: think gilding, gold damasks and red carpets, tassels, travertine marble and decadent blackamoor statues. |
