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1  I, 6 |  ruined by the Revolution, she dined in the refectory at the
2 II, 6 |     greyish beard. He had just dined and was breathing noisily.~“
3 II, 6 | boarded in a boarding house; I dined with the professors.”~And
4 II, 11|     But the tax-collector, who dined there every day, complained
5 III, 4|     him stouter and darker.~He dined in the little room as of
6 III, 4|      meal one hour, and now he dined punctually at five, and
7 III, 6|        see her, Leon had often dined at the chemist’s, and he