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 1 VIII   |       that day. But I shall be at Magny’s.~A thousand fond greetings
 2 X      |       expect tomorrow. We dine at Magny’s always at 6 o’clock promptly.
 3 XXII   |        any event. I shall dine at Magny’s on that day, and the next,
 4 XXIII  |           the 29th informally, at Magny’s at whatever hour you wish.
 5 XXX    |       evening as at Villemer, and Magny which is also a barometer,
 6 XXXI   |        some of us will applaud at Magny’s. I had a cold sweat there,
 7 XL     |          ill at one of the recent Magny’s, although you do pretend
 8 XLI    |         prevent him from going to Magny’s this evening. He could
 9 XLIX   | imbecility.~There was at the last Magny such inane conversation
10 LII    |           go to dine on Monday at Magny’s, we shall agree on a day
11 LXXIX  |       Prince Jerome Napoleon.] at Magny’s and I told him that I
12 CXII   |          is sure of finding me at Magny’s, and the first day that
13 CXVII  |         would much better come to Magny’s where you would find me
14 CXVIII |          will you dine with me at Magny’s? I am a little weary.~
15 CXVIII |      Answer if you want Sunday at Magny’s at half past six.~
16 CXIX   |           early. The first one at Magny’s must wait for the other.
17 CXXVII |        the big Marchal to come to Magny’s too.~Your troubadour~G.
18 CXXVIII|         can give me for dinner at Magny’s or elsewhere with or without
19 CXXXII |        with Marchal and Berton at Magny’s to say farewell. If you
20 CXLVI  |           Come to dine with me at Magny’s at six o’clock. Can you?
21 CXLVII |       with us both on Saturday at Magny’s. Do say yes, it is I who
22 CLXVI  |       beginning of the dinners at Magny’s, we are only three now!
23 CCXXXVI|         don’t know if you were at Magny’s one day when I said to
24 CCLXXIX|         de Boulogne, had dined at Magny’s, etc.; all of which goes
25 CCXCII |         to dine with us Friday at Magny’s at six o’clock, at least