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 1 VII    | depending upon you Monday before dinner. Au revoir and thank you
 2 IX     |      good luck if I found you at dinner on the following Monday.
 3 LXIX   |  carriage and be here at six for dinner. It is not bad, and once
 4 LXXVIII|        hour alone with you after dinner in your quarters. I despair
 5 LXXIX  |          Thursday, I am giving a dinner for the prince [Footnote:
 6 XCI    |    Immaculate Conception and the dinner pails of the working people.~
 7 XCIX   |          accept an invitation to dinner at a country place nearby,
 8 C      |        all that is not the real “dinner,” to ever be a litterateur.
 9 CXIII  |        can read before and after dinner; I dine on a little fish,
10 CXVI   |         to read me a part before dinner.~G. Sand~Tues. evening.~
11 CXXVIII|   Wednesday, you can give me for dinner at Magny’s or elsewhere
12 CXLIV  |        ONE, and will not eat her dinner unless he is opposite her.
13 CLXV   |      vacation and of whist after dinner. I don’t know one of them
14 CCXXIX |         my house for the day for dinner, for the evening, in short,
15 CCL    |     evening after digesting your dinner, for a week at least. I
16 CCLIII |        oath. You will have us at dinner the 12th of April, Easter
17 CCLXXVI|          rends me at the Brabant dinner, as does that excellent
18 CCLXXIX|      belch his idiocy. It was at dinner at the Princess’s; my violence