The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-07-14
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 and lined with mirrors. Some ct h:, horses are valuable, all arc good ans s1iablc.
 Over hls campfire ire cooked. wl;k h,tle care AaG less cleanliness. the 5eSl of meats and choicest vegetables. Hs leeds daily upon whatever the baker os contcc;ionc: can mAnatac,ure.
 He heSita,es at :hc purchase of no bod that iempis his fancy. He IS lavish "a waste ot II. He saves none tor the nor. row. He purchases literally each day Ter the day and consigns what is lets from Is su'ilciency 10 ,he dogs and to decay. Why should he save He has neiihe, taxes nor rent 70 pay : he has no position to maintain. Ills. too, IS a thrifty family His sons have the schooling ot his race know ledge oi horses Ills wiie. hls daughters, ;he o'tes, crone cf his clan has a ready vocation requiring only the car of credahty ie he profitable These women iala the mantle of mystery ahou, themselves. for t K then capital. CuI- esiiy hnags many visitors to the camp These afe invariably caught in the nets oi the Wpiucns opportunities "a reaa sheif haais. They arc sil accustomed "a the sase et sondef and Indlticfent ta T. Among themselves they fidioule and " gay those who listen to the fortune telling These sypsy women have ne faith wharrsef Tn ,heif own powers ei di- sina,ion. Men and women are AIke. usually anaa.e ;o read ot wn,e then names
 The gypsy can tell ,ha, h.s father WAS a t.l Ill l.. .. father, If he remembers him. More than th.s, he knows nothing oi the history oi his people. He k .aH well-made and strong. His skin is olive-;tn,ed his han abandan, and Ie,;y black. Ills eye are busht. Na;ehtul. with the ,nien;ness oi ;, s;dtc Ills .sit.ie ls whole and ot good aa,crlsI. Aa, shows the wear oi c4up Lie tsd neglect Ills ha; ls always , sof. tc.i. with the grcvn extended n a cone shape. esineins ;ht: its purpose has often been protection tIom the ran The severn eG44t> the n l1>. strinSent l4ws have ta'lea fe Htc hlm. as T L. (. ai na. mldIeism
 He has Ictz.s.ea T hetn4 aa aBi# s,>t. bas. |, he aAs efosqvfc,l lu h,s ,..th5aa tte. he has easel ,a he ihei ,aa | beg '. fs hntsc-sfalcf. T nes cssl:A he ni.i,; hc hea; The uamen. ,S tor. ,3nc icilefs. mus: nc lats and frauds The, .tlso sci herb tansost tsons whish .hey ti mel nc Then patronage ts from ,li .sse The .,Ans ,s4ufed b4 The gypsy women ire ,tt greater thln \ supposed y ett anae taaln,ed ~ith the n C Twenty api.lts x | small san iai i gypsy woman - e.ltt n ! day t,a e uni n ea afa'i4an a,aaaat The women atc aa, o9cts ! 4ftfeaf#tnte. eNs cpl II eXtfene youth. aud | en beauty k na, common among them. amp hie s not eosagcfsc ta Inc development ot female heauty- .1esa.se a'l legends to the stuz utY. ,he sy9eies gre na n3a,e kindly lis posed - e other, na less ,iaArelsamc than the naIafty ot people. &riihei tfe .hey he ste nee. happy met;4is oi fo- man z, ba' n .s>t,lsncd and prone tu gamble ts tbe res, oi mankind thefc afe ,hoasanls oi persons the world as c, of par, gypsy blood. These are cAiic,i Dy the genuine Kamany people halt-Ind- half \ very or,hless people ,hry arc hIYlnc. like other half-b breeds. all the wees ot theit pfogeni,ors. and none II ,heir virtues. In England ,hls elAss com pilsc almost entirely inc ratap eIemen, l. $ 'hc rcslii ai the assertion oi he idic wandering gypsy instinet in an individual wha may not even khu~ 'h4, he has d atap ot tho biood EA h yea banf mare ai these sand ieuns seH p,esi s .as &enaay pca'ie ta AWeusa tarh yr4l l,fher rs scf p noac ie e slne L .ct over tefr efy .ste ty b 4p-
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