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Then a gentleman carrying a violin case hoisted the Pied Piper upon his shoulder.

He was approaching the school-buildings, and, like the Pied Piper, had an enormous crowd of small boys at his back.

It was pitch-black; the riding light of the Pied Witch was still there, looking no bigger than a firefly.

He looked like an educated gawk, a rural genius, a pied piper of motley followers.

What the Pied Piper was to Hamelin town, she is to this school.

The woodpeckers are very common: even the two pied species might be obtained here with very little trouble.

In the summer of 1866, however, I found the Pied Wagtail tolerably common.

You turn out a dozen popular ballads, and the coin'll follow your music as the rats did the pied piper's.

You know the Pied Piper had his tune, she said; the rats had to follow it.

The Himalayan pied kingfisher (Ceryle lugubris) is a bird as large as a crow.