Romanitshels hail from Egypt, a legend, [74]–75.
Ruzlam Boz’ll’s Boy and the Fairies, [14]–15.
Witch of Byard’s Leap, the, [140]–141.
Wry-necked Fiddler, the, and the Devil, [225]–227.
Zuba Lovell sells herself to the Devil, [112]–113.
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Libation on Gypsy graves, [151], [240].
Lincoln, Upper (described), [1]–2.
Lithuanian Gypsies, [75].
Loan-words, [74].