John Bear: Shelta/Gammon vocabulary

Elizabeth J. Pyatt ejp10 at psu.edu
Fri Feb 8 13:23:32 UTC 2002


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From: arth <arth at kagi.com>
Subject: Shelta/Gammon vocabulary
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The following site may be of interest to list members:

http://home.alphalink.com.au/~minky/macalisterras1931/sheltacopyright.html

It presents the vocabulary of Shelta given in "The Secret Languages of
Ireland", by R A S Macalister, 1931 (Cambridge UP). Shelta is a name given
to the secret speech of the Irish Tinkers/Travellers.

"The Secret Languages of Ireland" is now public domain in Australia and
other life+50 countries.  Be warned, it may be illegal to access the site
in countries with more draconian copyright legislation, such as the US.


Hwyl
John Bear
Canberra

(sorry if this is a duplicated message)


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