rooinek

Maybe it had been dark and he hadn't noticed I was a Rooinek.

"Must I drink coffee and shake hands with every rooinek we catch?

He was the rooinek, the traditional enemy, and subtly they had closed their ranks against him.

Perhaps it was wrong to be proud, but I'd waited a long time to come to terms with being a Rooinek.

You're the only Rooinek Christian gentleman they respect,' he paused.

'We will swear this oath with the blood of a Rooinek!'

Well he was English, a Rooinek like you.

Before reaching the town, it crosses the Rooinek Pass.

I ardently hoped the Rooinek and Mevrou would never have to see each other again.

Don't let that Rooinek school change that, you hear?'

I never thought I would ever speak for a cursed rooinek,' he told Manfred.

I dropped a bundle when you lost to that blerrie Rooinek in Pretoria.'

His use of the word 'Englishman' rather than the familiar, almost friendly Rooinek added greatly to his menace.

'More like a Rooinek attack!'

He was still an outsider, their tame rooinek, and he would not give them the satisfaction of seeing their raillery score.

Gert finally had to tell them to behave, but I could see he also thought I looked pretty funny in my fancy Rooinek school clothes.

'Prisoner of War Kaffir Chicken Rooinek will be executed, two shots each!'

Mrs Gerber wasn't tetchy and I don't think she even knew I was a Rooinek.

'This time I get you Rooinek,' Jannie Geldenhuis said out of the corner of his mouth.