
A little gipsy lass
A story of moorland and wildBy Gordon StablesLength6h 51m
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In "A Little Gipsy Lass," Gordon Stables weaves a compelling narrative that captures the essence of Romani culture through the eyes of a spirited young girl. Set against the backdrop of the Scottish landscape, this novel intricately combines lyrical prose with vivid imagery, painting a rich portrait of the gipsy way of life, steeped in tradition and resilience. Stables employs a romantic yet realistic literary style, often embodying elements of the Victorian novel while exploring themes of freedom, identity, and belonging, all within the confines of societal expectations. Gordon Stables, a Scottish author known for his wide-ranging literary contributions, had a deep appreciation for adventure and exploration, both in literature and life. His journeys and experiences with marginalized communities inspired him to write this tale, imbuing it with authenticity and a heartfelt understanding of the struggles these communities face. A physician by training, Stables's diverse interests and background vividly influenced his storytelling, lending an empathetic perspective to his characters' journeys. "A Little Gipsy Lass" is a must-read for those interested in cultural narratives that challenge societal norms while celebrating the beauty of individuality. Stables's remarkable ability to depict the gipsy spirit will resonate with readers seeking to understand the complexities of life beyond conventional boundaries, making this book a treasure trove of insight and compassion.
Audiobook details
GenreLiterary Classics, Historical Fiction
Length6 hrs 51 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateMar 2, 2025
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1CHAPTER I. LOTTY LEE.
15CHAPTER XV. 'I WANT TO DREAM THAT DREAM AGAIN.'
2CHAPTER II. HOW ANTONY HAPPENED TO BE THERE.
16CHAPTER XVI. SAFELY BACK TO ENGLAND.
3CHAPTER III. IN GIPSY CAMP AND CARAVAN.
17CHAPTER XVII. LIFE ON THE ROAD IN THE 'GIPSY QUEEN.'
4CHAPTER IV. 'EVER BEEN AN INFANT PRODIGY?' SAID LOTTY.
18CHAPTER XVIII. SNOW-BOUND IN A MOUNTAIN-LAND.
5CHAPTER V. THE QUEEREST SHOW.—A DAY IN THE WILDS.
19CHAPTER XIX. SPORTING-TIME IN WOODS AND WILDS.
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6CHAPTER VI. 'THERE IS THAT IN YOUR EYE WHICH CRONA LOVES.'
20CHAPTER XX. IN THE DARK O' THE NEAP.
7CHAPTER VII. POOR ANTONY WAS DROWNING!
21CHAPTER XXI. THE WRECK OF THE 'CUMBERLAND.'
8CHAPTER VIII. THE MYSTERY OF THE MERMAN.
22CHAPTER XXII. THE AMBITIONS OF CHOPS JUNIOR.
9CHAPTER IX. 'THE NEW JENNY WREN.'
23CHAPTER XXIII. 'WELL, CHOPS, TO RUN AWAY.'
10CHAPTER X. A LETTER AND A PROPOSAL.
24CHAPTER XXIV. 'I SAVED IT UP FOR A RAINY DAY.'
11CHAPTER XI. BLOWN OUT TO SEA.
25CHAPTER XXV. 'WE'VE GOT A LITTLE STOWAWAY HERE, GUARD.'
12CHAPTER XII. 'OUT YONDER, ON THE LEE BOW, SIR.'
26CHAPTER XXVI. THAT CROOKED SIXPENCE.
13CHAPTER XIII. ON BOARD THE 'NOR'LAN' STAR.'
27CHAPTER XXVII. 'GAZE ON THOSE SUMMER WOODS.'
14CHAPTER XIV. A LITTLE STRANGER COMES ON BOARD.
28CHAPTER XXVIII. 'HO, HO, HO! SET HIM UP.'