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 1        I,  V   |     can be obtained.~As the gypsy took two or three steps
 2        I,  VIII|   exchanged between the old gypsy and the woman to whom he
 3        I,  VIII|   his wife from among these gypsy girls. One of them was humming
 4        I,  VIII|  the vessel. “That’s a bold gypsy,” said Michael to himself. “
 5        I,  VIII|  following Sangarre and the gypsy band, but he stopped. “No,”
 6        I,  VIII|     always go faster than a gypsy cart! Come, friend Korpanoff,
 7        I,  XI  | that he went disguised as a gypsy!” asked Blount.~“As a gypsy!”
 8        I,  XI  | gypsy!” asked Blount.~“As a gypsy!” exclaimed Michael, almost
 9        I,  XI  |      He was thinking of the gypsy troupe, of the old Tsigane,
10       II,  XIV |    any other woman than the gypsy.~It was not Sangarre; it
11       II,  XV  |      Among the dead was the gypsy Sangarre, who had vainly