pavillon

The word pavillon give the opportunity to visit other part of the world.

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This “pavillon” was a charming place, originally built by the Prince de Conti for a mistress, and in it every convenience and luxury had been placed.

A Start in Life 2007

When you left I had not yet been admitted to the pavillon in the Rue Saint – Maur, but a letter had promised me that I should have permission — the mild and melancholy letter of a woman who dreaded the agitations of a meeting.

Honorine 2007

Also un pavillon de banlieue = a suburban house un pavillon de jardin = a summerhouse, pavilion un pavillon de chasse = a hunting lodge un pavillon de détresse = a distress flag

Words in a French Life Kristin Espinasse 2007

I turned to take one last look at the charming pavillon tucked behind the amusing Pourquoi Pas? sign.

Words in a French Life Kristin Espinasse 2007

When you left I had not yet been admitted to the pavillon in the Rue Saint – Maur, but a letter had promised me that I should have permission — the mild and melancholy letter of a woman who dreaded the agitations of a meeting.

Honorine 2007

De retour dans le pavillon où il a passé son enfance, Frédéric Ramade met en scène les membres de sa famille et les amène à se pencher de façon critique sur la genèse de leur maison, et les désirs qui ont guidé leurs choix esthétiques et techniques.

Postcard 2006

The Durands, who are childless, reside in a little _pavillon_, or house with garden behind the main structure which fronts the street, in the not very inviting region of Montmartre.

Lippincott's Magazine, Vol. 22, September, 1878 Various

Whenever my father had had a good day's shooting he would go to the pavillon and cry: Come to dinner!

A Childhood in Brittany Eighty Years Ago 1919

I stood at the top of the toy stairs of the _pavillon_ which I was then occupying in Paris, and

Books and Persons Being Comments on a Past Epoch 1908-1911 Arnold Bennett 1899