skinn

These kind of promises were among the few which I knew him to keep: and as I loved boath my skinn and my boans, I carried the noat, and of cors said nothink.

The Memoirs of Mr. Charles J. Yellowplush 2006

I need to find the specific reference for this, but I remember reading some or another anthropologist that there is no “post-contact” society and I think that was defined as any inter-civilizational contact, not just with Europeans where lighter skinn is not fundamentally associated with power, beauty and privilege.

Who’s White Exercise (UPDATED AGAIN) 2006

One fell with an appalling bump on the deck of the sloop hard by the wheel, a man in a red coat, bear-skinn'd and gaitered.

The Gentleman A Romance of the Sea Alfred Ollivant 1900

On the shingle - bank the bear-skinn'd sentinel showed black against white waters.

The Gentleman A Romance of the Sea Alfred Ollivant 1900

Or red-skinn’d warriors pass the challenge round; 30

H. W. L. by John Nichol Edmund Clarence Stedman 1895

The sleek-skinn’d mothers of the sharphorn’d herds

From "The Earthly Paradise." II. Atalanta's Victory by William Morris Edmund Clarence Stedman 1895

He sat up, propp’d—was much wasted—had lain a long time quiet in one position (not for days only but weeks,) a bloodless, brown-skinn’d face, with eyes full of determination—belong’d to a New York regiment.

Hospital Scenes and Persons. Specimen Days 1892

A dark-skinn’d, quaint young fellow, with strong Southern idiom; no education.

Last of the War Cases. November Boughs 1892

They are as big as a small trout, Rather slenderer and ye skinn full of spotts, some Red Like the finns of a Perch and the jnside flesh Looks as Red as any salmon if they are in season; their taste is very Rich and fatt tho 'not so strong or Clogging as the Lamprys are, but its as fatt and Rich a food.

Through England on a Side Saddle in the Time of William and Mary 1888

He sat up, propp'd -- was much wasted -- had lain a long time quiet in one position, (not for days only, but weeks,) -- a bloodless, brown-skinn'd face, with eyes full of determination -- belong'd to a New York regiment.

Memoranda During the War 1875