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Hist. of Jamaica II 410: The Creole Blacks [...] hold the Africans in the utmost contempt, stiling them, ‘salt-water Negroes’, and ‘Guiney birds’.at guinea bird, n.2
Hist. of Jamaica II 410: The Creole Blacks [...] hold the Africans in the utmost contempt, stiling them, ‘salt-water Negroes’, and ‘Guiney birds’. Hist. of Jamaica II 319: Grog, Toddy, Kill-devil – Liquors, whose choicest ingredient is rum.at kill-devil (n.) under kill, v.
Hist. of Jamaica II 427: Negroe’s name, Mundingo.at mungo, n.1
Hist. of Jamaica 410: The Creole Blacks [...] hold the Africans in the utmost contempt, stiling them, ‘salt-water Negroes’, and ‘Guiney birds’; but value themselves on their own pedigree.at salt-water negro, n.
Hist. of Jamaica II 328: Europeans [...] are too easily led aside to give a loose to every kind of sensual delight: on this account some black or yellow quasheba is sought for.at quashiba, n.
Hist. of Jamaica II 427: The Negroes seem very fond of reduplications [...] as walky-walky, talky-talky [...] fum-fum.at talkee-talkee, n.
Hist. of Jamaica II 328: Europeans [...] are too easily led aside to give a loose to every kind of sensual delight: on this account some black or yellow quasheba is sought for.at yellow, adj.
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