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Meanings of red skins in English
Pejorative term referring to indigenous peoples of the United States and Canada.
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Usage of red skins in English
1
Those red skins are working around this way, and 'll find us.
2
We would have to drop them and the red skins would get it all.
3
Of what use do ye think would it be to make the red skins Christians?
4
Fire low, boys-levelinto the swales, for the red skins are settling to the very earth!
5
The cunning red skins were at home in their fastnesses and not a solitary warrior was bagged.
6
The red skins met with heavy losses.
7
He had been told-thoughof course he did not believe it-thatthe Indians in America had red skins.
8
The red skins know it, and would trust Kit any day before they would us, or the President, either!'
9
The figs fall from the trees, they are good and sweet; and in falling the red skins of them break.
10
The figs are falling from the trees, they are fine and sweet: and as they fall their red skins split.
11
If the red skins wish for peace, it is because they are sick with spilling the blood of their enemies.
12
There are thin, red skins blocking the sink and caught up in the plug, like seaweed on a ship's chain.
13
If any one kicks, why, as like as not, one of His Reverence's red skins will lift his hair for him.
14
The voice came from the bridge where the Saganaw killed his young warrior, and it called upon the red skins for assistance.
15
I told all the red skins, that the way they were in was not good, and that they ought to abandon it.
16
The red skins are close upon our trail, but they will find only an Indian woman, when they expect a pale face.
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