One Foot, Two Feet, Well Met, We'll Meet was a book that collected popular halfling children's folk nursery rhymes, available in the late 15th century DR.[1]
Description[]
One Foot was compelled and archived by Euphadora Greatquill. The books had tan-colored covers with gilded inlays.[1]
Content[]
Some of the songs collected in this volume include a simple rhyme about cheerful hospitality and a poem about Yondalla and Garl Glittergold's affection for each other.[1]
“
One foot, two feet
Well met! We'll meet
Two drakes, one mink
One draught, two drinks
One bear, three beers
Come join! Drink here.
One foot, two feet
Well met! We'll meet
Well met! We'll meet
Two drakes, one mink
One draught, two drinks
One bear, three beers
Come join! Drink here.
One foot, two feet
Well met! We'll meet
”
— A popular halfling children's' rhyme.[1]
“
Yondalla and Garl
Shared twixt them a farl
All covered in butter
And they liked each other.
Along came a fly
Who flew in with a cry
To buttery farl
Of Yondalla and Garl
When Garl took a bite,
Yondalla shrieked with fright!
'Don't eat that, oh my!
That's a butterfly!
Shared twixt them a farl
All covered in butter
And they liked each other.
Along came a fly
Who flew in with a cry
To buttery farl
Of Yondalla and Garl
When Garl took a bite,
Yondalla shrieked with fright!
'Don't eat that, oh my!
That's a butterfly!
”
— Another rhyme from One Foot, Two Feet, Well Met, We'll Meet.[1]
“
There was an old man named Elmûn.
Who made the best buns in the Faerûn.
The Elders did scold him, whenever he sold them, saying
'Elm bring those buns to OUR room!
Who made the best buns in the Faerûn.
The Elders did scold him, whenever he sold them, saying
'Elm bring those buns to OUR room!
”
— One more hin rhyme.[1]
History[]
In 1492 DR, a copy of One Foot, Two Feet, Well Met, We'll Meet could be found in the Emerald Grove of the Western Heartlands. The book was among possession of tieflings who fled from the town of Elturel following the events of the Descent.[1]
Appendix[]
Appearances[]
- Video Games
- Baldur's Gate III
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 Larian Studios (October 2020). Designed by Swen Vincke, et al. Baldur's Gate III. Larian Studios.