Pelles
Britishnoun
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He drove us to New York often, where we’d use to get our Pelle Pelles and now Avirexs.
From Salon
Guinevere — so far from the shy and delicate “white shadow” of Sutcliff or Lancelyn Green — leads her own all-female mercenary band, hired to take out King Pelles.
From Washington Post
There had been a good deal of talk in Camelot about a certain King Pelles, who was lame and lived in the haunted castle of Corbin.
From Literature
However, King Pelles was only slightly mad, and his castle was certainly haunted.
From Literature
“Indeed, indeed,” said King Pelles.
From Literature
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