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There is Mrs. Martin, sweet as a jacqueminot.— Their Pilgrimage
As the play went on, the rich jacqueminot-red flamed into her cheeks, and burnt there a steady blaze to the end.— A Modern Instance
But for the majority of the Bee's words, I never knew they existed ... jacqueminot
The crystal chandeliers poured a flood of light upon the scene, and the warm and glowing colors of the masses of scarlet begonias and jacqueminot roses mingled with the bright tints of the frescoed walls and ceilings.— Perley's Reminiscences, v. 1-2 of Sixty Years in the National Metropolis
She put her finger to her lip, and smiled with the air of a lady benefactress; then, with a few words of official sympathy, she encouraged him to get well, and flitted to the next bed, where she bestowed a jacqueminot rosebud on a Chinaman dying of cancer.— The Minister's Charge
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