Gypsies
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共 91 题- THE GYPSIES
- PREFACE.
- INTRODUCTION.
- I have frequently been asked, "Why do you take an interest in gypsies?"
- THE RUSSIAN GYPSIES.
- ST. PETERSBURG.
- THE TROIKA.
- MOSCOW.
- I asked Liubasha if any of them understood fortune-telling.
- AUSTRIAN GYPSIES.
- I.
- Then he added, "You belongy Inklis man?"
- I turned to a second.
- GYPSY SONG.
- A GORGIO GENTLEMAN SPEAKS.
- GYPSY GIRL.
- THE GORGIO.
- GYPSY GIRL.
- THE BOHEMIAN.
- BOHEMIAN PROVERB.
- II. AUSTRIAN GYPSIES IN PHILADELPHIA.
- I looked him fixedly in the eyes, and said, in a low tone,--
- ENGLISH GYPSIES.
- I. OATLANDS PARK.
- THE MONKS OF THE WEY.
- II. WALKING AND VISITING.
- A NEW HOUSE.
- BY J. HARRIS.
- III. COBHAM FAIR.
- IV. THE MIXED FORTUNES.
- V. HAMPTON RACES.
- After much gossip over absent friends, I said,--
- She looked up with a quick glance and a wondering smile, and then said,--
- VI. STREET SKETCHES.
- The damsel was quick to understand. An instant after I said,--
- The man's whole manner changed. As if quite sober, he said,--
- In half an hour the housekeeper, said with a quiet smile,--
- VII. OF CERTAIN GENTLEMEN AND GYPSIES.
- Thus adjured, I answered,--
- It was like the contest between Hildebrand the elder and his son:--
- AVELLA PARL O PANI.
- COME OVER THE RIVER
- WELSH GYPSIES.
- I. MAT WOODS THE FIDDLER.
- II. THE PIOUS WASHERWOMAN.
- And, still more confused, she answered in English,--
- III. THE GYPSIES AT ABERYSTWITH.
- With undisturbed gravity the tinker replied,--
- AMERICAN GYPSIES.
- I. GYPSIES IN PHILADELPHIA.
- THE THREE GYPSIES.
- TRIN ROMANI CHALIA.
- II. THE CROCUS-PITCHER. {241} (PHILADELPHIA.)
- III. GYPSIES IN CAMP. (NEW JERSEY.)
- IV. HOUSE GYPSIES IN PHILADELPHIA
- KE TEINALI.
- TO TRINALI.
- V. A GYPSY LETTER.
- BRITANNIA LEE.
- TRANSLATION.
- BRITANNIA LEE
- GYPSIES IN THE EAST.
- GYPSY NAMES AND FAMILY CHARACTERISTICS.
- AYRES.
- DAVIES.
- FINCH.
- NORTH.
- SHAW.
- TURNER.
- WHITE.
- CHARACTERISTICS. {307b}
- MASCULINE NAMES.
- FEMININE NAMES.
- GYPSY STORIES IN ROMANY, WITH TRANSLATION.
- MERLINOS TE TRINALI.
- MERLIN AND TRINALI.
- O PUV-SUVER.
- THE SPIDER. {317}
- GORGIO, KALO-MANUSH, TE ROM.
- O MANUSH KON JIVDAS ADRE O CHONE (SHONE).
- THE MAN WHO LIVED IN THE MOON.
- ROMANY TACHIPEN.
- GYPSY TRUTH.
- CHOVIHANIPEN.
- WITCHCRAFT. {327}
- THE ORIGIN OF THE GYPSIES.
- THE SUN AND THE MOON.
- A GYPSY MAGIC SPELL.
- The common version of the rhyme begins with:--
- SHELTA, THE TINKERS' TALK.
- To the foregoing I add the numerals and a few phrases:--