| "A gipsy makes her dance at fairs, "but her mother recognises her thanks to a locket. | |
| "What you gave me that night, gipsy, I'll miss: your perjurer's smile and a kiss". | |
| - A gipsy, dark and swarthy. | |
| - He's a gipsy, sir, he's not an Arab. | |
| - Here, gipsy! | |
| "A gipsy makes her dance at fairs, "but her mother recognises her thanks to a locket. | |
| "What you gave me that night, gipsy, I'll miss: your perjurer's smile and a kiss". | |
| - A gipsy, dark and swarthy. | |
| - He's a gipsy, sir, he's not an Arab. | |
| - Here, gipsy! | |
| - All gipsies read hands? | |
| 11 children, 5 gipsies, 3 Communists and 12 old men requiring medical care. | |
| From North-West of India, nearly 1000 years ago for still unknown reasons, the gipsies furrowed the roads of Europe, of Egypt, of North Africa. | |
| Hey, gipsies, take this. | |
| I have had enough of gipsies and whores. | |
| - All gipsies read hands? | |
| 11 children, 5 gipsies, 3 Communists and 12 old men requiring medical care. | |
| From North-West of India, nearly 1000 years ago for still unknown reasons, the gipsies furrowed the roads of Europe, of Egypt, of North Africa. | |
| Hey, gipsies, take this. | |
| I have had enough of gipsies and whores. | |
