The Romany Rye by George Henry Borrow
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"They let you alone. I say, brother, some part of the secret is in
them." "They seem rather flighty, Jasper." "Ay, ay, brother!" "Rather fond of loose discourse!" "Rather so, brother." "Can you always trust them, Jasper?" "We never watch them, brother." "Can they always trust you?" "Not quite so well as we can them. However, we get on very well together, except Mikailia and her husband; but Mikailia is a cripple, and is married to the beauty of the world, so she may be expected to be jealous--though he would not part with her for a duchess, no more than I would part with my rawnie, nor any other chal with his." "Ay, but would not the chi part with the chal for a duke, Jasper?" "My Pakomovna gave up the duke for me, brother." "But she occasionally talks of him, Jasper." |
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