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... They stop there because a gipsy woman wants to read out of their hands and the girls want to know about their future. ... While the other girls are told their future Yvette is very fascinated by the gipsy man who is standing at the top of the steps and stared with bold eyes at her. ... Then it is her turn to be told about her fortune and the gipsy woman says that they should go into the caravan. She tells no one about what she was told by the gipsy and so they continue their journey. ... But Yvette doesn’t tell them that she spent all the money on the gipsy woman. ... Yvette can’t think of anything else then the eyes of the gipsy man but she tells no one about it. ...
One day the gipsy man comes to the house of the Saywells to sell some things he has made by himself. ... She thinks that she belongs to he gipsy man. ... She comes to the place, where the gipsies have settled their caravans and she sees the gipsy man sitting there on the ground hammering on a copper bowl. ... An old gipsy woman is cooking something by the fire. ... She asks the gipsy man about his wife and he insists that she isn’t there. ... The man was a Major and knows the gipsy man form war time. ... Almost she finds in her heart to go with him and be a gipsy woman. ... He tells her, that the old gipsy woman had dreamed of her. ... The old gipsy woman said it in this way: Be braver in your body, or your luck will leave you. ... The gipsy man tells Yvette that his clan is moving and that she should visite them once more. ... She is shocked and only sees the gipsy running down from the woods. ... Yvette always remembers the words of the old gipsy: Be braver in your body! ... There the gipsy says that they should take off their wet clothes and rub themselves with some towls.
Approximate Word count = 1646
Approximate Pages = 6.6
(250 words per page double spaced)
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