My legs were still feeble, and I had leaned a little on her strong young arm as we came up the hill, but now she left me and climbed on a rock, where she sat like a pixie.

The "Pixies" is a perfect thing, and so are the "Lines on the Spring.

It was, indeed, a night wherein pixies, and elves, and goblins, and fairies might weave their magic spells, a night wherein tired humanity dreamed those dreams that seem so hopelessly impossible by day.

"Yes dear; and perhaps there are gnomes, and pixies about.

" Now as they went together, hand in hand through the moonlight, Small Porges talked very fast, and very much at random, while his eyes, bright, and eager, glanced expectantly towards every patch of shadow,doubtless in search of gnomes, and pixies.

The mind must SEE the angel or the demon, the hippogriff or centaur, the pixie or the mermaid.

"My love to the Queen of all good fairies, and tell Pixie that I hope the gloves fitted.

"Why, Pixie, what's the matter?"

"Who's been bullying you, Pixie?" he said.

I will dream the old, old dreams, And look for pixie and fay In shadowy woodsand out on the hills As we did but yesterday.

The doddering old scavengers, plying their brooms among the great trees of the avenues, bore so strong a resemblance to the pixies who lurk in caves and woods, that we almost expected to see them vanish into some crevice in the gnarled roots of the trunks.

Polly at Pixie's Haunt.

Polly at Pixie's Haunt; illustrated by John M. Foster.

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Polly at Pixie's Haunt.

Polly at Pixie's Haunt; illustrated by John M. Foster.

Eleanore Hubbard Wilson (A); 12Apr67; R408257. Pixie on the post road.

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Among the best varieties for spring sowing are Heartwell, Early Marrow, Little Pixie, Nonpareil, Sugarloaf, and Early Dwarf York.

Master Toogood tried not to think of ghosts, nor of the many stories of pixies and goblins which are said to take a malicious pleasure in the timorousness of mankind, but of a truth he nearly uttered a cry of terror, and would have fallen on his knees in the mud, when a dark object quite undistinguishable in the gloom suddenly loomed before him.

she would, mayhap, have welcomed the pixies and goblins who by mischievous pranks had claimed her attention.

They were pixies.

When the babies were asleep the pixies or fairies left them, and gamboled on the neighbouring sward on which the old lady discovered the day after, several new green rings,a certain evidence that her fancy had not deceived her!

PIXIES, Devonshire Robin Goodfellows, said to be the spirits of infants who died unbaptized.

'Robin Redbreast' has many delightful lines; and in 'The Fairies' one is taken into the realm of Celtic folklore, which is Allingham's inheritance, where the Brownies, the Pixies, and the Leprechauns trip over the dew-spangled meadows, or dance on the yellow sands, and then vanish away in fantastic mists.