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• Waterson:Carthy: Raggle Taggle Gipsies.
• The Raggle Taggle Gipsies is about as old an idea as gipsies in these islands are themselves. The story is supposed to be about the Countess of Cassilis who ran away with some gipsies who were hanged for their trouble. Hanging was, of course, par for the course for gipsies at the time - sometimes just for being gipsies - indeed I sometimes thank that some people nowadays yearn for such a time, gipsies being the most reviled (and legislated against) portion of our population. ... Thirty year ago or more one of the Sunday papers splashed that she had run away with (I think) gipsies, and within the last seven or eight year she was said with equal certainty to have run away this time with a travelling salesman. ...
• Three gipsies come round to my door And downstairs ran my lady o And one sang high and one sang low And one sang bonny bonny Biscay o.
• Then she took off her silken gown And dressed in hose of leather o The dirty rags around my door She's gone with the raggle taggle gipsies o.
• Twas late at night my lord returned Enquiring for his lady o The servants one and all replied She's gone with the raggle taggle gipsies o.
• Go harness up my milk white steed Go fetch to me my bonny o And I will ride and seek my bride Who's gone with the raggle taggle gipsies o.
• Why did you leave your new wedded lord And your house and lands and money o To go and seek a roving life Along with the raggle taggle gipsies o.
• What care I for my new wedded lord And my house and lands and money o Tonight I'll seek a roving life Along with the raggle taggle gipsies o.
• Last night she slept in a goose feather bed With the sheets turned down so bravely o Tonight she'll lie in the cold open field In the arms of the raggle taggle gipsies o.
• What care I for a goose feather bed With the sheets turned down so bravely o Tonight I'll lie in the cold open field In the arms of the raggle taggle gipsies o.

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• KUSTURICA’S GIPSIES.
• Bosnian director Emir Kusturica was born in Sarajevo, and has spent his childhood on Gorica hill, also called Crnj Vrh: black hill, a gipsies’ residence for more than two centuries. He has got inspiration from the Roms for many of his more famous films such as “Gipsies’ Times”, “Black Cat, White Cat”, and his last “Super 8 Stories by Emir Kusturica”, which represent the reality of the farcical magic of Balcanic troubled world.
• Who are Kusturica’s Gipsies?.

• Cox, who was Master of New College School, recalls in his Reminiscences of Oxford (1868) how the gipsies were banned from St Giles' Fair in 1838: .
• At the Oxford Fair a striking and picturesque group had been always formed by a large body of gipsies, men, women, and children, with their rough ponies and rougher donkeys; but this wild tribe was looked upon unfavourably by the City magnates, and the Mayor of this year (1838) issued an order for the positive exclusion of the gipsies from St. ...
• Mayor ! What have we Gipsies done or said, That you should drive us from the Fair And rob us of our 'custom'd bread ? O had you seen, good Mr. ... Mayor, And felt that Gipsies too were men ; Then deign our losses to repair, Nor drive us thus to try the pen. ... Mayor, Our friend, Sir Walter Scott, is dead ; But heav'n, that hears the Gipsies' pray'r, May raise another in his stead. ... 1 What place then so unfit, good Mayor, A war against our tribe to raise, As that which lately fill'd the air 1 With Gipsy-lore and gipsies' praise? You welcome Lions to the Fair, Tigers and Monkeys, Punch and Fool : Then suffer us, another year, To hold there our Gymnastic School. ...
• See the Newdigate Prize poem for 1837, entitled "The Gipsies". Below is an extract, where the Gipsies give the cause of their curse:.

• > tiempo de los gitanos  World of the gipsies.
• World of the gipsies es un genuino y maravilloso proyecto de fusión. ...

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• WILLIAMS, URSULA MORAY & WILLIAMS, BARBARA MORAY (ILLUS): Kelpie the Gipsies' Pony.

• gipsies and other unmediatised groups nomads the only groups who have escaped domestication the word gipsy has become a methaphor for groups that defy authority and rules in any society or state they enter they are the most despised by all societies they do not ackowledge property "they steal" other groups are the languageless the poor they are free of mediatisation within a world that uses mediatisation increasingly as a (violent) means of power and control there are no gipsies on the net they can not read neither write mediatisation has no grip on them virtual gipsies would defy any rule and be hated would not be able to read or write would not be able to mediatise or be mediatised would steal what they need - from the net, on the net. ...

• It is said that Gipsies, have lived in Egypt from the year 200 b. ... The Gipsies were and some still are very good traditional craftmen and during the days of the Pharos the Gipsies made shields, swords and knives for soldiers. As slaves the Gipsies also had to row the big war ships. The Gipsies were nomads in those days. ... It is also said that the Gipsies worked like today's circus people, they could shallow swords and fire. ... The Gipsies who were less talented were forced to steal in order to take care of their families. ...
• Today there are more then 35000 Gipsies living in Sweden today. ... It is said that in the 8th century a group of gipsies lived in the town of Male in India. In the year 710 Gipsies were known to have been seen in the town Pani before the migration continued though Asia. Here is a list of places that the Gipsies visited during the migration from the year 710.
• The year 1312 researchers say that the first Gipsies were found on the Island crete (Greece). Many researchers believe that the Gipsies originate from India. ...
• In the 14th century the Gipsies call them selves " Dom " which means human being in the Indian language. The Gipsies changed the letter D to a R " Rom " means in Romani Gipsy man. ... The year 1453 in France, the Gipsies were deported, tortyred and called discriminating names. ...
• The Year 1560 King Gustav Wasa was very cruel towards Gipsies who lived in Sweden. Another King who treated the Gipsies cruelly was King Johan III. He forced the Gipsies to work as slaves in the mines and many of them were killed. ... Starting the year 1637 a new law was past in Sweden that all Gipsies were to be executed without trial. ... The year 1914 the Gipsies were not allowed to enter Sweden. ...

• IMF yearly tours around Sweden with different exhibitions about gipsies , lectures , musicprograms , showings of gipsy films etc , for schools , organisations , authorities , institutes etc. IMF:s exhibition about swedish and european gipsies is ranked as the largest exhibition about gipsies in the intire Scandinavia. It includes over 500 authentic pictures and illustrations from their wandering , persecution , and to the young gipsies of today. ...
• During the last 10 years , gipsies has become a highly topical subject and IMF has created Europes , and maybe possibly the worlds first gipsy library where you of curiosity or as a student or for research kan increase your knowledge to the culture and history of the gipsies. ...

• Miss Acland's three-colour separation negative of 'Spanish Gipsies' in Gibraltar, c. ...

• I have said that the gipsies are very musical, and my father was a good illustration of this statement. ...
• There were a great many gipsies encamped in the forest at the time, including his father and mother, brothers and sisters. ...
• He again prayed with his children, asking God to save them, and while he was praying God told him he must go to the other gipsies that were encamped on the same piece of land, in all about twenty families. ... In all thirteen gipsies professed to find Christ that morning. ...

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