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A HUNGARIAN GYPSY MOTHER AND CHILD—AT HOME. Neither the poets who have celebrated the gypsy passion for freedom and the open road, nor the ethnologists who have studied the mysterious origin of the race have offered an explanation of the Romany's lack of that almost universal quality—a love for home.

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300 ppi scan of the National Geographic Magazine, Volume 31 (1917), page 563.

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created 21 May 2005.

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D. W. Iddings.

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