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 1 5 |      always more awake~before the dinner hour. As she finished a
 2 7 | intoxicate him! Make him drunk at dinner to-night and I shall know
 3 8 |        There's a salmon-trout for dinner, Monsieur Calyste, and snipe,
 4 8 |          cascade of snow.~ ~After dinner, when the old aunt had taken
 5 9 |          will manage to dress for dinner. You had better go and find~
 6 9 |         voice sounded in his ear. Dinner~was announced.~ ~"Calyste,
 7 9 |        des Touches throughout the dinner.~ ~"Coquetries!" replied
 8 9 |         at him imperiously.~ ~The dinner ceased to be gay. Claude
 9 9 |          guess her thoughts. When dinner was over~Mademoiselle des
10 10|        aunt, who expected them to dinner, that~meal having been postponed
11 10|   Kergarouet, and~Charlotte found dinner ready, and were treated
12 11|           grand~salon after their dinner. He had the sense to offer
13 11|          shall ask you to stay to dinner; but you must~refuse, with
14 11|          engagements; Tuesday the dinner was poor; Wednesday~you
15 12|          not leave his room until dinner~time; and after dinner he
16 12|      until dinner~time; and after dinner he went back to it. At ten
17 13|          and get home in time for dinner. You must take charge of~
18 13|     Mariotte gave him his belated dinner; after~which, he played /
19 13|           to indecision until the dinner hour, when she rose hastily,
20 13|       epithet~of obstinate.~ ~The dinner was gloomy. Camille was
21 13|      managed like a child. During dinner the battle began with~glances,
22 14|   accident.~ ~Calyste returned to dinner at Les Touches and found
23 15|        you."~ ~The bell announced dinner. Conti offered his arm to
24 15|          extremely gay during the dinner; perhaps this was only one~
25 15|          control themselves. When dinner was over, they took~each
26 15|   complete torpidity. Just before dinner was served, Camille tried
27 18|           otherwise she will wait dinner for me~till nine o'clock."~ ~"
28 19|            Portenduere kept me to dinner," he replied, "and after
29 20|        Calyste, one evening after dinner, complained of the~cold.
30 20|          dined at home he ate his dinner in a way to drive Sabine~
31 22|        the least little /gourmet/ dinner costs sixty~francs for one,
32 22|        forty francs a day for his dinner and~that of a friend, everything
33 24|         and proposed to him after~dinner to go and play dummy whist
34 24|         de Trailles was~coming to dinner. That meant notifying her
35 25|        place you beside~Nathan at dinner. One thing more, my boy:
36 25|     intimate in our youth."~ ~The dinner was one of those which are
37 25|       said she was~invited out to dinner, and advised her "faithless