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The Jew, The Gypsy and El Islam

Note 141 — Chapter III · A REVIEW OF M. PAUL BATAILLARD’S REVIEWS

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An Urdú-Zabán has been formed in Italy, where the soldiers drawn from a multitude of provinces, each speaking its own dialect, not to say patois, have developed a special speech. The officers are obliged to study this “pidjin-Italian.”

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