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Again, when the lover, in a ballad common to France and to Scotland, cuts the winding-sheet from about his living bride—"il tira ses ciseaux d'or fin."

Ciseaux—The scissors step: A point and swing with one foot while hopping twice on the other.

And that reminds me of the question you asked in your last letter about Jules Ciseaux.

Fidelia acted very well until we went over to the Ciseaux place.

They were put there by a half-crazy old man who built the place, by the name of Ciseaux.