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'''The Mannikin Pis''' was a [[statue]] in [[Brussels]] which depicted "a naked little boy, happily [[urine|urinating]] into the air". It was first cast in [[1619]] and gained its first clothes from [[Louis XV]] in [[1747]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Escape Velocity (novel)|Escape Velocity]]'')
'''The Mannikin Pis''' was a [[statue]] in [[Brussels]] which depicted "a naked little boy, happily [[urine|urinating]] into the air". It was first cast in [[1619]] and gained its first clothes from [[Louis XV]] in [[1747]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Escape Velocity (novel)|Escape Velocity]]'')
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The Mannikin Pis

The Mannikin Pis was a statue in Brussels which depicted "a naked little boy, happily urinating into the air". It was first cast in 1619 and gained its first clothes from Louis XV in 1747. (PROSEEscape Velocity)