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"Who uncorked that atter o' violets You dog-gone squarehead," shrieked Captain Scraggs.— Captain Scraggs or, The Green-Pea Pirates
"Drank whiskey and vermouth and talked like a squarehead Greek he was," said a man with the appearance of a mariner Here's his cap in here," said the bartender, and he turned and picked up a watch-cap, and held it so we could see letters wrought in it with gilt cord, and I made out "Kut Sang," which excited my interest in the case Boatswain he was in the Kut Sang_, bound out to-day for Hong-Kong," said the mariner Jolly long road to Hong-Kong for him now," said another Who cut him?"— The Devil's Admiral
That squarehead was game.— The House of Pride, and Other Tales of Hawaii
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