Capitolo 84
gypsy. Mr. Michael Ewes, the founder of the house in George the
The duration of according to, it was a little ambassador for to Constantinople. Him
started the life, indeed that I believe, as a dealer of Turkey. Well, to Pear
one day, so the history goes--you will find him/it all in Horace Walpole
notebook--he picked up with this it dark-skinned gypsy-woman that was a
marvelous creature in his/her way, a kind of witch of mesmeric that
belonged to of the tribe of oriental charmers of distant snake. It seems
those women of this particular tribe were trained from regularly the
men to be skipping about priestesses--or diviners, if he likes--who
finished of the sacred and extraordinary buffooneries of a mystical kind,
a lot of after the way of the howling dervishes. However that is able
both, Mr. Michael, in every case that walks the roads of Pear, saw the
woman that she was passing fair, and he fell in love completely of her
to of the fun of dervish. But being a very well-mannered old man
crews, while combining a liking for Orientals with a British taste for the
taller respectability, he let the girl baptized and it did in a
Correct Cristiano before; and then him if he/she married her/it street-gives and it brought
his/her house with him like mine Mrs. Sheep to England. You was introduced to
Corteges, to George the Secondo; and Mrs. that Mary Wortley Montagu has thought
his/her financier on the occasion."
"But as it killed him/it every turn?" the manager asked, with an air of
historical and intelligent interest.
"Do you result? Well it resulted in a great family that beats of thirteen,
children", the Colonel answered; her "greater part of whom, happily for the
son-in-laws, young corpse But the five that who has survived, and to that he/she got married
you last in the very good connections, all had the one particularity that
they sent forth to all of their descendants female. Very odd these
hereditary lines of the face, to be sure. Very unusual! Very unusual!"
"Ah, to be sure" to which the manager has answered, while turning on a pole of
letters. "And down thing was given the line of the hereditary face as you