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Marly; Planter’s Life in Jamaica 91: They knew they would be attended to when sick, and that they would have the benefit of a buckra doctor and buckra medicines.at backra, adj.
Marly; Planter’s Life in Jamaica 91: They knew they would be attended to when sick, and that they would have the benefit of a buckra doctor and buckra medicines. Marly; Planter’s Life in Jamaica 47: The house-boy was dispatched to the negro houses to tell Sammy, and [...] Cudjoe, and Scipio, to come to the Buckra house.at backra, n.
Marly; Planter’s Life in Jamaica 94: These gangs consisted of Samboes, Mulattoes, a couple of Mustees.at mustee, n.
Marly; Planter’s Life in Jamaica 62: Oh, forgib him, poor neger, massa, and him bad neger neber no more, massa!at nigger, n.1
Marly; Planter’s Life in Jamaica 52: Dey good nyam for him neger, massa! Him, Sir Charles Price, [a large cane rat] good nyam for him neger, massa!at nyam, n.
Marly; Planter’s Life in Jamaica 299: The whole lingo was down right Greek to Quaco; but he answered with a bow, ‘Yes, busha.’.at quaco, n.
Marly; Planter’s Life in Jamaica 292: Miss Pindar’s Quasheba, and Miss Goodly’s Clementina, were ladies of honour to Queen Luna.at quashiba, n.
Marly; Planter’s Life in Jamaica 94: These gangs consisted of Samboes, Mulattoes, a couple of Mustees.at sambo, n.1
Marly; Planter’s Life in Jamaica 210: Him no savey, massa.at savvy, v.
Marly; Planter’s Life in Jamaica 40: Him no tief from Massa, him take from Massa.at t’ief, v.
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