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Can the world repress this race which is so evasive and slips through its gross fingers like wind ? ' Like one on a secret errand , ' they pass through the world . They are the symbols of our aspirations , and we do not know it .
Can the world repress this race which is so evasive and slips through its gross fingers like wind ? ' Like one on a secret errand , ' they pass through the world . They are the symbols of our aspirations , and we do not know it .
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A Singular Race I against the errors , follies , selfishness and vices of my fellow - men , while I passed along a pleasant foot - path , which conducted me from Brick - stables to the carriage - road from Mortlake to Kew .
A Singular Race I against the errors , follies , selfishness and vices of my fellow - men , while I passed along a pleasant foot - path , which conducted me from Brick - stables to the carriage - road from Mortlake to Kew .
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UNLES Flamenca of Egyptian Race TNLESS within a fortnight's space Thy face , O maid , I see , Flamenca of Egyptian race My lady love shall be . Flamenca of Egyptian race , If thou wert only mine , Within a bonny crystal case For life ...
UNLES Flamenca of Egyptian Race TNLESS within a fortnight's space Thy face , O maid , I see , Flamenca of Egyptian race My lady love shall be . Flamenca of Egyptian race , If thou wert only mine , Within a bonny crystal case For life ...
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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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