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... he dreamily hears the distant bark of the prowling fox and the melancholy hootings of the wood - owls ; he marks the shriek of the night - wandering weasel , ' and the rustle of the bushes , as some startled wood - creature plunges ...
... he dreamily hears the distant bark of the prowling fox and the melancholy hootings of the wood - owls ; he marks the shriek of the night - wandering weasel , ' and the rustle of the bushes , as some startled wood - creature plunges ...
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... And camp outside , as these camped then , With wonder at the entering men . John Masefield . i I A Shieling in the Wood HAVE a shieling in the wood , None knows it save my God : An ashtree on the hither side , a hazelbush beyond ...
... And camp outside , as these camped then , With wonder at the entering men . John Masefield . i I A Shieling in the Wood HAVE a shieling in the wood , None knows it save my God : An ashtree on the hither side , a hazelbush beyond ...
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50 , 1908 ; and The Gypsy Life of Betsy Wood , chap . xii . , 1926 . Siani ' is Betsy , wife of Howell Wood ; Taw ' is the by - name of Saiforella , mother of Matthew Wood . 234. CORNHILL . From ' The Wedding : a Gypsy Tale .
50 , 1908 ; and The Gypsy Life of Betsy Wood , chap . xii . , 1926 . Siani ' is Betsy , wife of Howell Wood ; Taw ' is the by - name of Saiforella , mother of Matthew Wood . 234. CORNHILL . From ' The Wedding : a Gypsy Tale .
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| Title | The Wind on the Heath: A Gypsy Anthology |
| Editor | John Sampson |
| Compiled by | John Sampson |
| Publisher | Chatto and Windus, 1930 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 25 Jan 2008 |
| Length | 362 pages |
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