Blackwood's Magazine, Volum 263,Utgave 1587William Blackwood, 1948 |
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... gypsy of great fame in the Isle of Thanet . Ted had the thick black curling hair of his race , but worn loose rather than in the oily ringlets which the gypsies sometimes affect . Under it was one of those lively angular faces - all ...
... gypsy of great fame in the Isle of Thanet . Ted had the thick black curling hair of his race , but worn loose rather than in the oily ringlets which the gypsies sometimes affect . Under it was one of those lively angular faces - all ...
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... gypsies have only resorted to them in England during the last hun- dred years , his reason being that few of the writers who describe gypsy encampments in Europe mention them , and one actually speaks of the Egyptians staying " in a ...
... gypsies have only resorted to them in England during the last hun- dred years , his reason being that few of the writers who describe gypsy encampments in Europe mention them , and one actually speaks of the Egyptians staying " in a ...
Side 43
... gypsies never give one another away , but they always answer questions from other gypsies truthful . One can always find another that way . News travels fast among them . They don't read nor write , but when they meet they exchange the ...
... gypsies never give one another away , but they always answer questions from other gypsies truthful . One can always find another that way . News travels fast among them . They don't read nor write , but when they meet they exchange the ...
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