나의 집시생활.The Book, I've been a Gipsying, by George Smith

나의 집시생활.The Book, I've been a Gipsying, by George Smith
VI.
RAMBLES AMONG THE GIPSIES AT BOUGHTON GREEN.
Polls, Jims, and Sals―Drawn to the Green―Northampton Mercury―
Cowper’s poem―History of the Green―Spectacle lane―Gipsy
murders―Rows―Captain Slash―Sights upon the Green―Gipsy
dodges―My lodgings―At tea―Gipsy fight―Mine hostess sings―My
bed
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VII.
RAMBLES AMONG THE GIPSIES AT OXFORD FAIR.
Woman and child in the arms of death―Tramping with my loads―What
I saw on the way―Travellers at Paddington―Arriving at Oxford―What I
saw on Sunday―My lodging―Meet with Jenny Smith―Number of
gipsies at Oxford―Sights at Oxford―My visions during the night―A
gipsy showman―A walk with Nabob Brown―Gipsy fairies―Gambling
stalls―Boscoe―Backsliders turned gipsies―My last peep―Letter in
The Daily News―A gipsy teaching her children to pray
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VIII.
RAMBLES AMONG THE GIPSIES AT HINCKLEY.
My tramp―A gipsy woman’s hardships―Row―Gipsy horse- dealing―A
gipsy Smith―Salvation Army―My lodgings―p. xiAphorisms―A Sunday
morning turn- out―Meeting with the gipsies Bedman―Breakfast―A
gipsy’s creeds―Present- day gipsies―Burden’s poems
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IX.
AMONG THE GIPSIES AT LONG BUCKBY.
Romany―In the bye- lanes―By the side of the canal―Aphorisms―In
the meadows near Murcott, and what I saw―Scissor- grinding gipsy―A
gipsy with her basket―A stolen child among the gipsies―Friends―At
the gate―Coronation pole―G. Flash―Tear- fetching scene―An
engineer gipsy―His wife’s sufferings―Tramp from Heckington to
Spilsby
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X.
RAMBLES AT BULWELL AND NOTTINGHAM.
On the way to Leicester―My train experiences―A Sunday evening at
Leicester―My lodgings―Meeting with gipsies Winters and Smith at
Nottingham―A child stolen―Congress papers―Return home―Gipsies
spreading disease―Morning Post
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