Chapter

 1 I   |          s wits~over a sumptuous dinner, Jerome-Nicolas Sechard,
 2 I   |         the remains of~Sechard's dinner, empty bottles and plates,
 3 I   |      Then he would~join David at dinner and go back to Marsac, chewing
 4 I   |       five men were going out to dinner. David waited until the~
 5 II  |    nightly at cards after a good dinner; pride~saved her from the
 6 III |          accepted invitations to dinner. And now, she who~had declined
 7 III |        actor set down to a stage dinner of pasteboard. No words,
 8 III |          into society, he gave a dinner, and asked~all the authorities
 9 III |          suspected a hoax. After dinner,~Chatelet drew his rival
10 III |           Be quick, Lucien! your dinner has been waiting an hour
11 IV  |        But instead of eating his dinner, Lucien~read his letter
12 V   |       somebody reads aloud after~dinner, it upsets my digestion."~ ~"
13 VI  |         and~asked him to stay to dinner and to read Andre de Chenier
14 VI  | listening to reading aloud after dinner."~ ~Cajoled by M. de Bargeton,
15 VI  |  delusion that indigestion after dinner was a~complaint to be cured
16 VI  |          far from Angouleme, and dinner out on the~grass, David'
17 VIII|     think of giving up a wedding dinner for my~sake."~ ~Lucien was