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Meanings of pale-face (pale-faces) in English

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Usage of pale-faces in English
1
The young pale-faces are to her like the water-lilies of the stream.
Po-No-Kah: An Indian Tale of Long Ago
2
The pale-faces are pleasant men; pleasanter at Christmas-time than at other times.
The Big Otter
3
The wise pale-faces look at the stars and know all their names.
The Talking Leaves: An Indian Story
4
This must be done, or the pale-faces will cut off the Injins.
Oak Openings
5
The big chief of the pale-faces, who fears nothing, had forgiven him.
The Big Otter
6
The medicine-priest said he died for Injins, as well as for pale-faces.
Oak Openings
7
She is more like the pale-faces whom we hate, remarked a third.
Timid Hare: The Little Captive
8
Apache warriors do not ask squaws if there are pale-faces near them.
The Talking Leaves: An Indian Story
9
The pale-faces have much food, too, on Christmas Day, and much good-will.
The Big Otter
10
Do you, then, look on us pale-faces as having a right here?
Oak Openings
11
There is nothing remarkable in this ignorance of the pale-faces of the time.
Oak Openings
12
The two pale-faces were to act as scouts in the advance.
The Talking Leaves: An Indian Story
13
I now see why the pale-faces overrun the earth and take the hunting-grounds.
Oak Openings
14
It is so with Injins; we think it must be so with pale-faces.
Oak Openings
15
So the pale-faces call him; but he was never a Jew.
The Lake Gun
16
The pale-faces are treated like brothers to-day; to-morrow they will lose their scalps.
The Deerslayer
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