The reader will find in this book sketches of experience among gypsies of different nations by one who speaks their language and is conversant with their ways. These embrace descriptions of the justly famed musical gypsies of St. Petersburg and Moscow, by whom the writer was received literally as a brother; of the Austrian gypsies, especially those composing the first Romany orchestra of that country. Contents: Russian Gypsies; Austrian Gypsies; English, Welsh and American Gypsies.