- the
older Saxon spelling (waps for wasp, aks for ask, etc.)
resulting in
piskies in
place of
piksies (pixies) as
commonly found in
Devon and
Cornwall in...
-
Peter and the
Piskies:
Cornish Folk and
Fairy Tales is a 1958
anthology of 34
fairy tales from
Cornwall that have been
collected and
retold by Ruth Manning-Sanders...
-
Pisky (Ukrainian: Піски, lit. 'sands') may
refer to
several places in Ukraine:
Pisky,
Chernihiv Oblast,
village in
Nizhyn Raion Pisky,
Pokrovsk Raion...
-
began working in children's books. In 1958, he
illustrated Peter and the
Piskies:
Cornish Folk and
Fairy Tales, a
fairy tale
anthology by Ruth Manning-Sanders...
- The
battle of
Pisky was a
series of
military engagements for
control of the
ghost town of
Pisky,
located just
outside of the city of Donetsk, between...
-
several cottages and houses. The
names of the
coves from west to east are
Piskies, Bessy's, King's and Coule's. The area is
accessible by foot from the South...
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Pisky (Ukrainian: Піски; Russian: Пески, romanized: Peski) is a destro****
rural settlement in
Pokrovsk Raion,
Donetsk Oblast,
eastern Ukraine. It is located...
- they
never directly harm the child. They are a dark
counterpart to the
Piskies. Spriggans – in the
style of the
Parkland Walk sculpture – can be found...
-
Piskies:
Cornish Folk and
Fairy Tales Bucca Dhu and
Bucca Gwidden,
Peter and the
Piskies:
Cornish Folk and
Fairy Tales Cherry,
Peter and the
Piskies:...
-
folklore of
Cornwall often consists of
tales of giants, mermaids, Bucca,
piskies or the 'pobel vean' (little folk.)
These tales are
still po****r today...
