Quarter Bred

The Indian slave girls who lived in their houses bore the children of their sons, and some of these half-bred and quarter-bred children were eventually accepted by the _gente de razon_, as the aristocrats called themselves. ❋ Harvey Fergusson (N/A)

"It would have done him a world of good, and perhaps saved many troubles, for, to tell the truth, I don't trust that quarter-bred Hebrew." ❋ Henry Rider Haggard (1890)

Dodson and a quarter-bred Creek Indian called John Big Dog climbed on the engine and showed the engineer three round orifices in pieces of ordnance that they carried. ❋ O. Henry (1886)

It's bad enough to sit in the House and listen to this fellow frothing, without having to bring a quarter-bred savage into one's own family. ❋ Louis Becke (1884)

'You go back to the Springs and feed them pigs, Johnny,' says father, walking towards the young chap. 'That's about what YOU'RE bred for; nobody'll take you for a swell, quarter-bred, or anything else. ❋ Rolf Boldrewood (1870)

Johnny,’ says father, walking towards the young chap. ‘That’s about what YOU’RE bred for; nobody’ll take you for a swell, quarter-bred, or anything else. ❋ Unknown (2004)

a fair sprinkling of older mountaineers, and quite a contingent of half and quarter-bred Indians. ❋ Stewart Edward White (1909)

"Sir," he said to Orme, "we are three white men here consorting with a mob of quarter-bred African Jews and one real lady. ❋ Henry Rider Haggard (1890)