sabot

The boy drew pictures in the loose sand with the toe of his sabot and brushed them away one after the other.

"I came here before my children woke, because it pierces my heart to listen to their crying," the sabot-maker said dejectedly.

One was a perfect staple, another the letter "L," another like an axe-head, and one like a peasant's sabot.

A sabot filled with salt, a frying-pan, and a large kettle hung inside the chimney.

"There's many a pretty foot in a sabot," retorted Peter, with an air of philosophy.