Transcribed from the 1874 Trubner & Co. edition by David Price, email ccx074@coventry.ac.uk As Author of this book, I beg leave to observe that all which is stated in it relative to the customs or peculiarities of Gipsies _was gathered directly from Gipsies themselves_; and that every word of their language here given, whether in conversations, stories, or sayings, was taken from Gipsy mouths. While entertaining the highest respect for the labours of Mr George Borrow in this field, I have carefully avoided repeating him in the least detail; neither have I taken anything from Simson, Hoyland, or any other writer on the Rommany race in England. Whatever the demerits of the work may be, it c…
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