It makes me think of the Far East, said the gypsy queen.

Welcome,' said the gypsy as we appeared in the doorway of the barn.

I will do what you say , said the Gypsy, making a move to go.

The daughter goes to the gypsies but returns alone, saying the gypsies refused to stay.

Perhaps that is one reason, said the gypsy.

'Mind she doesn't turn round sharp and see you,' said the Gypsy.

'There,' said the gypsy proudly when he had finished his questioning.

'I shall go to my house,' says the gypsy; and off he runs.

'Begged her bread in desolate places,' said the Gypsy girl solemnly.

'Dordi,' said the Gypsy, 'how quickly you'd be a-layin' at the bottom there!'

"Your worship does not wish to sell your horse," said the Gypsy.

'Right you are, brother,' said the Gypsy, breaking in enthusiastically.

"Who is this with you?" said the gypsy, in a low voice.

Why, what a nice little lady you are, to be sure! said the gypsy, taking her by the hand.

A Conservative MP, Mr Roger Gale, said the gypsies were hoping to breach immigration controls and abuse Britain's asylum system.

"First I must rest," said the gypsy, climbing out from behind the screen.