Some of the Gitana women are remarkably handsome; all have superb hair, and the gay colours of their dresses give brightness to the scene.
Those who have read George Borrow's The Zincali: An Account of the Gypsies of Spain, will discover an increased interest in their visit to the Gitana quarter.
Some of the Gitana girls are remarkably handsome, and the gay colours of their clothing lend animation to this part of the feria.
Strange to say, not a single Gitana begged from me when I visited the colony.
No bribe will tempt the Gitana lass to swerve from the strict code of chastity laid down by the tradition of her class.
Gitana dancing of a more pronounced sort may be studied in the suburb of Triana, where there is a colony of gipsies.
Such was the Gitanain the days of Ferdinand and Isabella, and much the same is she now in the days of Isabel and Christina.
The picture of the Gitana of Seville hands on some of its own power to the quieter pages, and at length, with a score of other achievements of the same solid kind, kindles well-nigh every part of the shapeless book.
The Gitana now pushes the money to him, uplifts her voice, and talks of the justicia.
I looked on and laughed at the simplicity of those foolish people, who, especially such as wished to be married, were as satisfied and content with what the Gitana told them, as if an apostle had spoken it.
When the cold or the heat permit, the Gitana removes the hood, without untying the knots, and exhibits her long and shining tresses restrained by a comb.
There is scarcely a Gitana in Madrid who is not acquainted with this circumstance, and who does not long to obtain the stone, or a part of it; its being placed in a royal museum serving to augment, in their opinion, its real value.
For example: a Gitana will enter a shop, and purchase some insignificant article, tendering in payment a baria or golden ounce.
The Gitana is distinguished by the same complexion, and almost the same features.
The connections which they form with the Spaniards are not many; occasionally some wealthy Gitano marries a Spanish female, but to find a Gitana united to a Spaniard is a thing of the rarest occurrence, if it ever takes place.
Behind them, they saw a naked child asleep on a blanket between two dogs and an old hag of a Gitana crouched in a corner, her eyes alive and fixed unwaveringly upon them.
Yet the wonder remains how the Gitana even could have predicted it.
However that may be, it is certain that the gitana shows the most extraordinary devotion to her husband.
Being told that the handsome gitana was singing there, the lieutenant, who was not without curiosity, drew near also to listen, but in consideration of his dignity, he did not wait for the end of the romance.
The corregidor sent the gitana for Don Juan's clothes, and she came back with them accompanied by a gipsy who carried them.
The old gitana came with her, for she now watched her as closely as Argus, and never left her side, lest some one should carry her off.
The page delivered the message, and the old gitana promised to attend.
Señor Vicar," said the corregidor, "this gitano andgitana are the persons whom your reverence is to marry.
If I could have a Gitana upon my arm, I should be quite in character, and should create a sensation for the first time; for they are not used to seeing me appear with a beautiful partner.
Senorita Gitana has to thank this noble Andalusian for saving her life from the tempestuous waves of the lake of Starnberg.
A gitano might, in rare instances, marry a Spanish female, but in no case did a gitana consent to take a husband outside her own race.
Of antique lace, elaborately wrought, and of painted fans and such-like relics, the supply in Spain seems inexhaustible: and eventually the glib tongue of the gitana may probably obtain about half the price originally asked.
Mrs. Lumley as, turning the Gitana short round at a high stile with a foot-board, she landed lightly in the field.
I am sure I had; and I think the Gitana was nearly beat, though her mistress would not confess it.
Mrs. Lumley was getting excited, and the Gitana reared straight on end.
Livette--and yet it was that samegitana that he loved!
Already, without suspecting it, she had begun to resemble her enemy, the gitana who leaped at the nostrils of Renaud's horse the other day.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "gitana" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
