Meanings of poor gypsy in English

The poor gypsy shivered when she beheld herself alone with this man.

Alas, poor gypsy, thou hast lost thy silver penny this time.

About the poor gypsy girl.

The poor gypsy girl could not allow anyone else to wait on Lorand: she had herself brought him the water.

A sad sight for the poor gypsy, a foundling, condemned to death, an unhappy creature, without country, without family, without a hearthstone.

Give the poor Gypsy a sixpence for luck, my gentleman.'

Poor Gypsy's appearance had strikingly changed; she was very sad, but not as before dejected.

And what a turning out those poor gypsies got!

Poor Gypsy, once so gay and spirited, now crushed beneath the burden of her sorrows, was the picture of misery.

The poor Gypsy scarcely knows where to lay her head, but you little ladies have great houses and much money-eh

'Give the bright balansers to Lady Sinfi's poor sister, my rei; give the balansers to the poor Gypsy, my rei.'

I gave her the half-sovereign,' when she immediately pointed to a half-crown in my hand, and said, 'Give the poor Gypsy the posh-courna, my rei.'