...Portuguese, but these never become entirely white. Children born in the Indies are nicknamed tiplaps by the Europeans, although both parents may have come...marriageable at twelve or thirteen years of age, and sometimes younger. It seldom happens, if they are but tolerab.yt handsome, have any money, or any to...

...the unmixed progeny of Europeans. There are likewife children who are the offspring of Portuguefe, but thefe never become entirely white. Children born...if they are but tolerably handfome, have any money, or any to expeft, or are related to people in power, that they are unmarried after that age. As they...

...Portuguese ; but these novel' become entirely white. Children born in the Indies are nicknamed tiplaps by the Europeans, although both parents may have come...marriageable at twelve or thirteen years of age, and sometimes younger. It seldom happens, if they are bot tolerably handsome, have any money or expectations,...

...progeny of the' Europeans. " There are likewise children, who are the offspring of Portuguese, but these never become entirely white. " Children born in the...marriageable at twelve or thirteen years of age, and sometimes younger. It seldom happens, if they are but tolerably handsome, have any money, or any to...

...uncoagulated pulp of the coco-nut (sce Rumphius, bk. I. eh. 1.)', und S. 819: ,Lip-lap. Add: 17Ü8 — 1771. „Children born in the Indies are nicknamed liplaps by the Europeans, although both parents may have coine from Europe." — Stavorinus, ET, I. 315.' Auch G. Meister sagt S. 54 seines gleich anzuführenden...

...mistresses to Europeans, have afterwards been married to them, and been converted to Christianity. . . . Children born in the Indies are nicknamed liplaps...although both parents may have come from Europe." (Ibid., p. 315.) " They are commonly of a listless and lazy temper ; but this ought chiefly to be ascribed...