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1 2|    constituency?~Though he dined out every day, and was lodged
2 2| official sybarite dressed, dined, and visited a dozen or~
3 2|  of the rue~Duphot, he had dined there every Friday for the
4 3|    chief was boundless. He dined once a fortnight in the
5 4| roll and~a glass of water, dined for twenty sous at Katcomb'
6 4|   millionaire who had just dined. Always on the lookout for
7 4|    Poiret junior sometimes dined, intending to end his days
8 4|     My~Correspondence." He dined at the same restaurant (
9 8|  Gigonnet-Bidault, who had dined at the house, had a~restless,