Difference between revisions of "Pied de Poudre"
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* '''Pied Piper:''' character in German folklore | * '''Pied Piper:''' character in German folklore | ||
| + | ** [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pied_Piper_of_Hamelin Wikipedia] | ||
* '''pied de poudre:''' (''French'') foot of dust → [[clay feet]] ([[Page_3|FW 003.21-22]] and [[Page_7|FW 007.30]]) | * '''pied de poudre:''' (''French'') foot of dust → [[clay feet]] ([[Page_3|FW 003.21-22]] and [[Page_7|FW 007.30]]) | ||
Latest revision as of 09:27, 9 October 2006
- Pie Poudre: a court formerly held at a fair for quick treatment of hawkers, etc.
- pied poudreux: (French) vagabond
- Pied Piper: character in German folklore
- pied de poudre: (French) foot of dust → clay feet (FW 003.21-22 and FW 007.30)
- poudre: (French) gunpowder → the Magazine Fort in the Phoenix Park (FW 007.31-32 magazine wall)
