Letter

 1 III   |        we shall make another to dine informally tete-a-tete.~
 2 VI    |   weather to ask you to come to dine at Palaiseau with Goulard’
 3 VII   |     tomorrow Thursday. You will dine with dear and interesting
 4 X     |         Come at six o’clock and dine with me and my children
 5 X     |      whom I expect tomorrow. We dine at Magny’s always at 6 o’
 6 XXII  |        me in any event. I shall dine at Magny’s on that day,
 7 XXIII |         not told me if you will dine with me and your friend
 8 XXXVII|         keep me company while I dine. Is it stupid to be interested
 9 LII   |        badly off. He will go to dine on Monday at Magny’s, we
10 LII   |         a day for both of us to dine with Maurice. He is at home
11 LXXXI |         and a cup of coffee. Or dine on a little chicken or some
12 XCIV  |      even the same day. Come to dine with me the night before
13 XCIX  | excitement consists in going to dine on Sundays at Rouen with
14 CVII  |    would be for us all three to dine together.~I am thinking
15 CXII  |      that you are free, come to dine with your old troubadour
16 CXIII |      before and after dinner; I dine on a little fish, a chicken
17 CXVII |        reverence, I shall go to dine at your house. I shall be
18 CXVIII|     What day next week will you dine with me at Magny’s? I am
19 CXXVII|       tomorrow THURSDAY that we dine together? I have written
20 CXLII |         This is the program: we dine promptly at six o’clock,
21 CXLII |     past six, and we should not dine till seven o’clock, which
22 CXLVI |        Tuesday morning. Come to dine with me at Magny’s at six
23 CXLVII|  evening, I told him to come to dine with us both on Saturday
24 CCVII |       read Saint-Antoine and to dine together. But something
25 CCXCII|        If you wanted to come to dine with us Friday at Magny’