violon

• Secondly this particular album is very folky, violon, keyboard, sax, yet punk at the same time, so it an acquired taste in my opinion, but then again this band is an acquire taste. —  AvaxHome RSS:
• Dans la premiere section, l'auteur a essaye de tracer une histoire hypothetique du violon, histoire malheureusement impossible a faire a cause de son obscurite. —  The Violin Its Famous Makers and Their Imitators
• It still contains, however, a post of gendarmerie and a "violon," that is, a cell for drunkards and the naughty boys of the neighbourhood; but they are so rare in the peaceable Canton of Vaud that the "violon" is always empty and the concierge uses it as a receptacle to store his wood for winter. —  Tartarin On The Alps
• "Madame my violon, my life, my pleasure, my friend. —  Marie
• It was a boy's face For the museek of the violon--somet'ing to eat!" —  The Honor of the Big Snows

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