Charles Godfrey Leland a Biography
Charles Godfrey Leland a Biography
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He re newed the long interrupted correspondence with Groome. He found a new correspondent in Mr. Sampson, who when he was not writing of his wanderings with the Gypsies on Welsh roads, and his study of Shelta, was sending his Romany 212 CHARLES GODFREY LELAND translations of Heine and Omar Khayyam, and once of Gaudeamus, the Rye having long before made an English version of Scheffel: " We used to sing it around our camp fire in the evening, " Mr. Sampson adds. Nor could the Rye keep the Gypsy o...ut of his letters to me; the almost inevitable ending of them all is "Tiro Kamlo Koko" (Your affectionate Uncle), and, wherever he went, he had Gypsy adventures to report to me, sure of my sympathy. Now, it was at the Bagni di Lucca, where "down in the valley I met with a band of Piedmontese Gypsies. They denied being Gypsy and did n t know a word of Romany. Indignantly pointing to the horse, I said, How do you call that? And the answer was Grai. Yes, quoth I, and thou art manusch [man], te adovo se a chavo, te me shorn o boro Romani Rai [and that is a boy, and I am a great Gypsy gentleman].
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He re newed the long interrupted correspondence with Groome. He found a new correspondent in Mr. Sampson, who when he was not writing of his wanderings with the Gypsies on Welsh roads, and his study of Shelta, was sending his Romany 212 CHARLES GODFREY LELAND translations of Heine and Omar Khayyam, and once of Gaudeamus, the Rye having long before made an English version of Scheffel: " We used to sing it around our camp fire in the evening, " Mr. Sampson adds. Nor could the Rye keep the Gypsy o...ut of his letters to me; the almost inevitable ending of them all is "Tiro Kamlo Koko" (Your affectionate Uncle), and, wherever he went, he had Gypsy adventures to report to me, sure of my sympathy. Now, it was at the Bagni di Lucca, where "down in the valley I met with a band of Piedmontese Gypsies. They denied being Gypsy and did n t know a word of Romany. Indignantly pointing to the horse, I said, How do you call that? And the answer was Grai. Yes, quoth I, and thou art manusch [man], te adovo se a chavo, te me shorn o boro Romani Rai [and that is a boy, and I am a great Gypsy gentleman].
What to read after Charles Godfrey Leland a Biography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pennell Elizabeth Robins to read onlineMoreLess
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