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Now he could see to the lane that led to the pavillon.

I wondered who was going to tea at the pavillon.

I assumed he was off to his parents' pavillon to make a telephone call.

Neither the garden or the pavillon survived this period of time.

Remnants of the fort still exist under the current pavillon.

The world press called it the most beautiful pavillon of the exibition.

That's the other big change since the days of Le Pavillon.

Soulé, who also owned the even more legendary Pavillon, has been dead since 1966.

I never ate at Le Pavillon either, it turned out.

When I was chef at Pavillon, everyone had to wear a hat.

It was the first and only time I walked over to the pavillon, knocked on the door and entered alone.

South of the reception building there is a royal pavillon (Fürstenpavillon).

It came from Le Pavillon, or so I always thought.

During the 15th century, a square pavillon was added to the Tour Marguerite.

There is a well-kept park, a music pavillon, a post office, a bank, a pharmacy and the city Hall.

Many of the pavilion's chefs returned two years later to work at Le Pavillon.

He washed and shaved at his parents' pavillon.

Jean-Claude fetched a mattress from the pavillon and laid it in his working space.

Le Pavillon, by the outdoor pool, is open for lunch until the end of September.

It is now based at the Louvre, in the pavillon Mollien.

As much as 50 percent of each vintage goes into Pavillon Rouge.

"My father was a merchant," she added, and so were the silent partners of Le Pavillon.

Jean-Claude made his telephone calls from his parents' pavillon.

The Pavillon de Galon was built at the end of the 18th century as a hunting lodge.

She had fired a broadsidepour l'honneur de pavillon,and then hauled down her colours.