Pochettes [noun]

A kit, or pochette, in the shape of the violin; Italian, about 1600.

However, the pochette also was sometimes made in the shape of a fish.

Two handkerchiefs of different colors are placed in the pochette on the left side.

"We ought to make Pochette's Crossing by daylight, or a little after—with luck," he said.

Pochette himself looked worried when we trooped in to breakfast.

Well, then, we got to Pochette's—I think I have remarked the fact.

While we were smoking, over by the fireplace, Pochette came sidling up to us.

We rode and rode, and handed out our experiences to each other, and got to Pochette's that night.

Pochette helped us like a little man—he had to, or we'd have done him up right there.

Frosty yelled to Pochette to come and get busy, and went to work on the rig.