Peeping out through the straw, he saw five rough-looking men come in who seemed to be gipsies and sailors.

Moreover, to raise suspicion to conviction itself, there were gipsies in Weatherbury Bottom.

There were gipsies seen the other day over by Windyedge.

These, too, I said, must have been gipsies, at all events on one side.

Come along with us; for though we are gipsies, we are not devoid of humanity.

Only a few inches of mud wall kept him and his family from being gipsies themselves.

We would pretend we were gipsies or organ-grinders.

In the days when we were gipsies.

Perhaps my remote ancestors were gipsies.

Jack Nuffles -I met him here to-night-says they are gipsies - where are they, I wonder?

Some were gipsies, and some were not; but all were baked by the sun almost to the colour of Moors.

'Maybe they are gipsies,' he argued.

"Then we 're going to be gipsies, aren't we?"

"They 're gipsies, yet I'd say he's not-

"The people at the inn told us that there were gipsies in the neighbourhood," said the lady; "and oh, Ted!

"This observation is equally applicable to the Gipsies of England; for, if Christian denominations did their duty, they would cease to be Gipsies."