creese

"running amuck," so frequent in all other Malay countries, has never taken place, and with a population of 30,000 Malays, all of whom carry their "creese" and revenge an insult by a stab, murders do not occur more than once in five or six years.

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Two brace of pistols, a Malay creese, and a tulwar, sharp on both sides, and very nearly six feet in length, completed this elegant costume.

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A campilan (two-handled knife, double-edged), and a pearl-handled creese (dagger) were thrust into the sash.

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He carried with him the creese which Brandon had given him.

Cord and Creese James De Mille

Taking a long breath, he grabbed his creese and dived.

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"If the creese falls without sticking into the ground, I shall choose my route first."

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"This shall be mine," said he, and he threw the cord around his own neck, and put the creese under his waistcoat.

Cord and Creese James De Mille

Brandon unbuttoned his vest and drew forth a Malay creese, which was hung around his neck and worn under his coat.

Cord and Creese James De Mille

He drew forth a creese, and holding it up saw this name cut upon the handle: "JOHN POTTS."

Cord and Creese James De Mille

His weapons were a bolo, a creese, and a bow and arrow.

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