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22939	Leland, Charles Godfrey	The Gypsies			.txt	text/plain	102302	6692	85	AUTHOR OF "THE ENGLISH GYPSIES AND THEIR LANGUAGE," "ANGLO-ROMANY English-born Romany rye, or gentleman speaking gypsy, would in like of second-rate Romanys or gypsies, gypsified for exhibition, like Mr. Barnum's negro minstrel, who, though black as a coal by nature, was more gypsy words than did my new friends, and that our English Romany far Wishing to know if my pretty friend could understand an English gypsy good-natured, smiling man, who looked like a German gypsy, mounting a It is a common part of gypsy life that the father shall be away all day, "Word-Book of the Romany Language," "with many pieces in gypsy, old sorceress led a lady into the little parlor, the gypsy man, whose "I think," said he, "that the last time the gypsies Romanys did not mean real gypsies; he used the word as it occurs in gypsies as old Charlotte Cooper herself, none of them could speak Romany.	./cache/22939.txt	./txt/22939.txt