The English Gipsies And Their Language
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_Iuzhiou panni never jalled avree from a chickli tan_.
Clean water never came out from a dirty place.
_Sar mush must jal to the cangry, yeck divvus or the waver_.
Every man must go to the church (_i. E_. , be buried) some day or other.
_Kek mush ever lelled adusta mongur_.
No man ever got money enough.
_Pale the wafri bak jals the kushti bak_.
Behind bad luck comes good luck.
_Saw mushis ain't got the sim kammoben as wavers_.
All men have not the same tastes.
_Lel the tacho pirro, an' it's pash... kaired_.
Well begun is half done.
_Whilst tute's rakkerin the cheiruses jal_.
While you are talking the _times_ (hours) fly.
_Wafri bak in a boro ker_, _sim's adree a bitti her_.
There may be adversity in a large house as well as in a small one.
_The kushtiest covvas allers jal avree siggest_.
The best is soonest gone.
_To dick a puro pal is as cammoben as a kushti habben_.
To see an old friend is as agreeable as a good meal.
_When tuti's pals chinger yeck with a waver_, _don't tute jal adoi_.
When your brothers quarrel don't you meddle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_Iuzhiou panni never jalled avree from a chickli tan_.
Clean water never came out from a dirty place.
_Sar mush must jal to the cangry, yeck divvus or the waver_.
Every man must go to the church (_i. E_. , be buried) some day or other.
_Kek mush ever lelled adusta mongur_.
No man ever got money enough.
_Pale the wafri bak jals the kushti bak_.
Behind bad luck comes good luck.
_Saw mushis ain't got the sim kammoben as wavers_.
All men have not the same tastes.
_Lel the tacho pirro, an' it's pash... kaired_.
Well begun is half done.
_Whilst tute's rakkerin the cheiruses jal_.
While you are talking the _times_ (hours) fly.
_Wafri bak in a boro ker_, _sim's adree a bitti her_.
There may be adversity in a large house as well as in a small one.
_The kushtiest covvas allers jal avree siggest_.
The best is soonest gone.
_To dick a puro pal is as cammoben as a kushti habben_.
To see an old friend is as agreeable as a good meal.
_When tuti's pals chinger yeck with a waver_, _don't tute jal adoi_.
When your brothers quarrel don't you meddle.
What to read after The English Gipsies And Their Language?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leland Charles Godfrey to read onlineMoreLess
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