Gipsy Life
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F. “Masculine gender. Gender.
Dad Dai Dada Daia Chavo Chai Chavay Chaia Tieno Tienoy Tickna Morsh Jovel Morsha Jovya Gongeo Gangee Gongea Gongeya Racloo Raclee Raclay or Racklay Pal Pen Palla Peoya Pella Penya Cock Bebey (I shall finish this) as you know yourself it will take me to long to go on with more of it. I shall now sho how my poor mother use to speak her English.
“THE WHOL FAMALY CAMPING WITH HORSES, DONKEYS, AND DOGS.
“On the first weakning in the morning (mother speaking to m...y Father in the Tent)—“Now, man, weak dear Boys up to go and geather some sticks to light the fire, and to see whare dem Hoses and Donkeys are. I think I shoud some marshas helen a pray the Drom and coving the collas out of the pub. Mother again—Now, boy, go and get some water to put in the ole kettle for breakfast. The Boy—I davda—I must go and do every bit a thing. Why don’t you send dat gel to cer some thing some times her crie chee tal only wishing talkay all the blessed time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
F. “Masculine gender. Gender.
Dad Dai Dada Daia Chavo Chai Chavay Chaia Tieno Tienoy Tickna Morsh Jovel Morsha Jovya Gongeo Gangee Gongea Gongeya Racloo Raclee Raclay or Racklay Pal Pen Palla Peoya Pella Penya Cock Bebey (I shall finish this) as you know yourself it will take me to long to go on with more of it. I shall now sho how my poor mother use to speak her English.
“THE WHOL FAMALY CAMPING WITH HORSES, DONKEYS, AND DOGS.
“On the first weakning in the morning (mother speaking to m...y Father in the Tent)—“Now, man, weak dear Boys up to go and geather some sticks to light the fire, and to see whare dem Hoses and Donkeys are. I think I shoud some marshas helen a pray the Drom and coving the collas out of the pub. Mother again—Now, boy, go and get some water to put in the ole kettle for breakfast. The Boy—I davda—I must go and do every bit a thing. Why don’t you send dat gel to cer some thing some times her crie chee tal only wishing talkay all the blessed time.
What to read after Gipsy Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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