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 1 II  |       abbé and invited him to dinner. The priest was well versed
 2 III |         And he was invited to dinner the following week, and
 3 IV  |    afternoon seemed long. The dinner was simple and did not last
 4 V   |    take them for a walk until dinner time.”~M. Palabretti obeyed
 5 V   |        Then they went home to dinner, and the little Corsican
 6 VI  |      common had been renewed.~Dinner lasted a long time. No one
 7 VI  |       the baroness’ heart.~At dinner Julien was more charming
 8 VI  |     the mayor and his wife to dinner, and again on New Year’s
 9 VII |     were mad.~That evening at dinner Jeanne said to Julien: “
10 VIII|      noble for all that.”~The dinner was almost cheerful, as
11 VIII|   presence.~One evening after dinner the priest appeared. He
12 IX  | suddenly: “Why, you will take dinner with us, of course.”~Jeanne,
13 IX  |   side of their master.~After dinner, as Jeanne and Julien were
14 IX  |   doctor and the curé came to dinner occasionally, and sometimes
15 IX  |     hour.~Julien came home to dinner, smiling and attentive,
16 IX  |  speak, nor laugh, nor sit at dinner opposite little father.
17 IX  |    accepting an invitation to dinner, but in the same handwriting
18 X   |       week passed. One day at dinner Julien looked at her with
19 X   |       they were walking after dinner in little mother’s avenue,
20 XIII|       she was sitting down to dinner: “Oh, how I long to see