He worked with his wife (whom he affectionately calls Mama) make shoes in the Corner Cobbler Shoe Shoppe in Serenia. Sonny Cincinatus uses only the finest leathers, and spends weeks making sure that each pair of shoes or boots he crafts fits perfectly and meets his high standard of quality. As a result, he and his wife were among the less prosperous merchants in town, most potential customers preferring less of a wait for their merchandise. Graham gave a pair of elven shoes to the poor couple at the shoe store. He received Sonny's cobbler's hammer in return. At the time, the shoemaker and his wife declared they would retire on the money they'd get for selling the elven shoes, but later changed their minds. There business is still meager, but it does provide them with a substantial tax writ
| Attributes | Values |
|---|
| rdfs:label
| |
| rdfs:comment
| - He worked with his wife (whom he affectionately calls Mama) make shoes in the Corner Cobbler Shoe Shoppe in Serenia. Sonny Cincinatus uses only the finest leathers, and spends weeks making sure that each pair of shoes or boots he crafts fits perfectly and meets his high standard of quality. As a result, he and his wife were among the less prosperous merchants in town, most potential customers preferring less of a wait for their merchandise. Graham gave a pair of elven shoes to the poor couple at the shoe store. He received Sonny's cobbler's hammer in return. At the time, the shoemaker and his wife declared they would retire on the money they'd get for selling the elven shoes, but later changed their minds. There business is still meager, but it does provide them with a substantial tax writ
|
| dcterms:subject
| |
| dbkwik:kingsquest/...iPageUsesTemplate
| |
| abstract
| - He worked with his wife (whom he affectionately calls Mama) make shoes in the Corner Cobbler Shoe Shoppe in Serenia. Sonny Cincinatus uses only the finest leathers, and spends weeks making sure that each pair of shoes or boots he crafts fits perfectly and meets his high standard of quality. As a result, he and his wife were among the less prosperous merchants in town, most potential customers preferring less of a wait for their merchandise. Graham gave a pair of elven shoes to the poor couple at the shoe store. He received Sonny's cobbler's hammer in return. At the time, the shoemaker and his wife declared they would retire on the money they'd get for selling the elven shoes, but later changed their minds. There business is still meager, but it does provide them with a substantial tax write-off.
|
| is wikipage disambiguates
of | |
![[RDF Data]](/fct/images/sw-rdf-blue.png)