Descent—Quiñones—Melchior of Guelama—Religious Tolerance—The Inquisitor of Cordova—Gitános and Moriscos CHAPTER X The Expulsion of the Gitános; a Discourse addressed by Dr. 137 Sancho de Moncada to Philip the Third CHAPTER XI Various Laws issued against the Spanish Gypsies, from the 151 time of Ferdinand and Isabella to the latter part of the Eighteenth Century, embracing a period of nearly Three Hundred Years CHAPTER XII Carlos Tercero—His Law respecting the Gitános 166 PART II CHAPTER I Badajoz—The Gypsies—The Withered Arm—Gypsy Law—Trimming and 177 Shearing—Metempsychosis—Paco and Antonio—Antonio and the Magyar—The Chai—Pharaoh—The Steeds of the Egyptians CHAPTER II Madrid—Gypsy Women—Granada—Gypsy Smiths—Pepe 194 Conde—Seville—Triana—Cordova—Horses—The Esquilador—Characteristic Epistle—Catalonia, etc. CHAPTER III General Remarks on the Present State of the 207 Gitános—Inefficiency of the Old Laws—Prospects of the Gitános—Partial Reformation—Decline of the Gypsy Sect—Fair of Leon—Love of Race—Gypsy executed—Numerical Decrease CHAPTER IV Illustrations of Gypsy Character—The Gypsy Innkeeper of 221 Tarifa—The Gypsy Soldier of Valdepeñas CHAPTER V Various Points connected with the Gitános—Dress—Physical 243 Characteristics—The Gypsy Glance—Extracts from a Spanish work CHAPTER VI Certain Tricks and Practices of the Gypsy Females—The 252 Bahi—Hokkano Baro—Ustilar Pastésas—Shoplifting—Drao—The Loadstone—The Root of the Good Baron CHAPTER VII The Marriage Festival—Eastern Jews—Their Weddings 266 CHAPTER VIII Attempts made to enlighten the Gitános—The Inward 274 Monitor—The One-eyed Gitána—Pépa and Chicharóna—The Gypsy Congregation PART III CHAPTER I The Poetry of the Gitános 287 CHAPTER II Spurious Gypsy Poetry of Andalusia 298 Brijindope.—The Deluge 304 The Pestilence 310 On the Language of the Gitános 313 Robber Language 335 The Term ‘Busno’ 354 Specimens of Gypsy Dialects 357 Vocabulary of their Language 365 APPENDIX