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Alimun LTHOUGH the character of those gipsy tribes , which formerly inundated
most of the nations of Europe , and which in some degree still subsist among
them as a distinct people , is generally understood , the reader will pardon my ...
Alimun LTHOUGH the character of those gipsy tribes , which formerly inundated
most of the nations of Europe , and which in some degree still subsist among
them as a distinct people , is generally understood , the reader will pardon my ...
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Nein - all dead , shot , hanged , drowned , and damned . Brown was the last — all
dead but Gipsy Gab , and he would go off the country for a spill of money — or he'
ll be quiet for his own sake or old Meg , his aunt , will keep him quiet for hers .
Nein - all dead , shot , hanged , drowned , and damned . Brown was the last — all
dead but Gipsy Gab , and he would go off the country for a spill of money — or he'
ll be quiet for his own sake or old Meg , his aunt , will keep him quiet for hers .
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Walter Scott. Good heavens ! engaged to a madwoman ? ' said Julia . ' Or to a
gipsy , who has her band in the wood ready to murder you ! ' said Lucy . ' That
was not spoken like a bairn of Ellangowan , ' said Meg , frowning upon Miss
Bertram .
Walter Scott. Good heavens ! engaged to a madwoman ? ' said Julia . ' Or to a
gipsy , who has her band in the wood ready to murder you ! ' said Lucy . ' That
was not spoken like a bairn of Ellangowan , ' said Meg , frowning upon Miss
Bertram .
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| Title | Guy Mannering Collins classics Everyman's Library. no. 133 Issue 133 of Everyman's library Library of Classics New classics-no. 618 Notes on chosen English texts |
| Author | Walter Scott |
| Publisher | Collins, 1955 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 10 Dec 2019 |
| Length | 414 pages |
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