1. There are already thirty Chinamen scavenging boards and stuff, and a crowd of Cornish women just standing on the hill watching.

2. The Chinamen, I would suppose, were polished by some one then replaced incorrectly.

3. The real Chinaman may be cunning, but there is no malignity in his cunning.

4. " Why , " the Chinaman exclaimed, " the queer slant of your eyes . Your eyes are off slant! "

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5. The real Chinaman may be vulgar, but there is no aggressiveness , no blatancy in his vulgarity.

6. The real Chinaman may be ugly, but there is no hideousness in his ugliness.

7. The real Chinaman may be coarse, but there is no grossness in his coarseness.

8. Chinaman: Used as a disparaging term for a Chinese man.

9. The natural capacity of the Chinaman shows itself by the success with which, notwithstanding his timidity, he competes with strangers, wherever he may reside.

10. The real Chinaman may be stupid, but there is no absurdity in his stupidity.

11. He wondered what she'd do if she ever met a Chinaman or a black slave.

12. He wondered what she'd do if she ever met a Chinaman or a black slave. Run a mile probably.

13. Henry Lawson wrote "He was meaner than a gold fields Chinaman and sharper than a sewer rat".

14. The Hindoo cannot fulfil the required conditions nearly as well as the Chinaman, for he is inferior to him in strength, industry, aptitude for saving, business habits, and prolific power.