| "I await you in the castle pavilion this evening!" | |
| "Of course you must go to the pavilion this evening!" | |
| "Sun and a slight breeze blowing from the pavilion end. | |
| "The court believes the deceased dismembered the body -" "- and concealed it in the steps of his neighbour's pavilion." | |
| "lnmates in reeducation" from this penal establishment; The teaching staff... will call you at the school in your pavilion. | |
| "I await you in the castle pavilion this evening!" | |
| "Of course you must go to the pavilion this evening!" | |
| "Sun and a slight breeze blowing from the pavilion end. | |
| "The court believes the deceased dismembered the body -" "- and concealed it in the steps of his neighbour's pavilion." | |
| "lnmates in reeducation" from this penal establishment; The teaching staff... will call you at the school in your pavilion. | |
| - You take the pavilions TO", B" and C." | |
| - l need access to all pavilions. | |
| All pavilions are here. | |
| All that chose Rikyu suited the finest tea pavilions. | |
| And this is the total of all pavilions... 2, 4, 5, 6,7, 8 and 9. | |
| - You take the pavilions TO", B" and C." | |
| - l need access to all pavilions. | |
| All pavilions are here. | |
| All that chose Rikyu suited the finest tea pavilions. | |
| And this is the total of all pavilions... 2, 4, 5, 6,7, 8 and 9. | |
| Never king of England had nobles richer and more loyal subjects, whose hearts have left their bodies here in England and lie pavilioned in the fields of France. | |
| Never king of England had nobles richer and more loyal subjects... whose hearts have left their bodies here in England... and lie pavilioned in the fields of France. | |
| Never king of England had nobles richer or more loyal subjects, whose hearts have left their bodies here in England and lie pavilioned in the fields of France. | |
| Never king of England had nobles richer and more loyal subjects, whose hearts have left their bodies here in England and lie pavilioned in the fields of France. | |
| Never king of England had nobles richer and more loyal subjects... whose hearts have left their bodies here in England... and lie pavilioned in the fields of France. | |
| Never king of England had nobles richer or more loyal subjects, whose hearts have left their bodies here in England and lie pavilioned in the fields of France. | |
