| "Io sono cherta que me vole invelenare." | |
| "l chiefly use my charm against creatures that do people harm... the newts, the toad, the vole, the spider. And people call me 'The Pied Piper."' | |
| "mi vole ammassare" | |
| # His horse is blacker than a vole | |
| - A vole fight? | |
| "Io sono cherta que me vole invelenare." | |
| "l chiefly use my charm against creatures that do people harm... the newts, the toad, the vole, the spider. And people call me 'The Pied Piper."' | |
| "mi vole ammassare" | |
| # His horse is blacker than a vole | |
| - A vole fight? | |
| "Badgers subsist primarily on a diet of stoats, voles and marmots." | |
| "Voles with voles and house mice in house mice?" | |
| - Chasing Cardassian voles. | |
| All right, you threw me to the voles. | |
| And as for bedside manner I've known nicer voles. | |
| "Badgers subsist primarily on a diet of stoats, voles and marmots." | |
| "Voles with voles and house mice in house mice?" | |
| - Chasing Cardassian voles. | |
| All right, you threw me to the voles. | |
| And as for bedside manner I've known nicer voles. | |
