The Wind on the Heath: A Gypsy Anthology |
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Their name they borrow from the Moone , because as the Moone is never in one shape two nights together , but wanders up and downe Heaven , like an Anticke , so these changeablestuffe - companions never tary one day in a place , but are ...
Their name they borrow from the Moone , because as the Moone is never in one shape two nights together , but wanders up and downe Heaven , like an Anticke , so these changeablestuffe - companions never tary one day in a place , but are ...
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Never fear , my tiny tawny , we can give you one , such as you never ate , I dare say , however far you may have come from . ' The serpent sunk into its usual resting - place , and I sat down on the stool .
Never fear , my tiny tawny , we can give you one , such as you never ate , I dare say , however far you may have come from . ' The serpent sunk into its usual resting - place , and I sat down on the stool .
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Then Peterkin said : ' Never , never will I go from here . ' And he dwelt there a hundred years , and grew no older . There the lad dwelt , and went out to hunt in the Mountains of Gold and Silver , and he could hardly carry home a the ...
Then Peterkin said : ' Never , never will I go from here . ' And he dwelt there a hundred years , and grew no older . There the lad dwelt , and went out to hunt in the Mountains of Gold and Silver , and he could hardly carry home a the ...
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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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