id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentences	flesch	summary	cache	txt
39665	Simson, Walter	A History of the Gipsies: with Specimens of the Gipsy Language			.txt	text/plain	248580	11352	71	speaks of certain tents of people whom he met in India, as Gipsies. Gipsies, in some places, is welcomed, at certain times of the year, as This may especially be said of a people like the Gipsies; for, having, the Gipsies as a whole people--men, women, and children--from Scotland. Like their race generally, these Gipsies were extremely civil and The Gipsy chiefs in Scotland appear, at one time, to have received a [136] A great many of the Scottish Gipsies, in former times, carried On another occasion, a Gipsy woman entered a country public-house, language of the Gipsies in Scotland, at the present day, as will be seen first time, I believe, that he ever heard a Scottish Gipsy word The following Scottish Gipsy words appear to have some relation to the Gipsies, at least those who follow the original ways of their race; and	./cache/39665.txt	./txt/39665.txt