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1 3|       stay his stomach~between breakfast and dinner. The guilelessness
2 5|        Bixiou. "I'll bet you a breakfast that I can tell that one
3 5|          Bixiou. "Then I shall breakfast at your expense; but you
4 5|     gentlemen who are going to breakfast, and come~into my office
5 5| morning, just as I am~going to breakfast with his Excellency?"~ ~"
6 6|      above all at the latter's breakfast hour), there is no end to
7 6|        leisurely downstairs to breakfast~with the minister, was asking
8 7|    haste an extremely unpoetic breakfast. The visitor to whom the~
9 8|        should we despair? Wait~breakfast for me. I am going now to