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 1 II  |    detained.~The servant announced dinner, and they entered the dining-room.
 2 II  |         with a reflective air. The dinner was excellent and everyone
 3 V   |           no longer invited him to dinner, and treated him as an inferior.
 4 V   | impatiently awaited the day of the dinner. He was the first to arrive
 5 V   |           of their conversation at dinner emboldened, but the fear
 6 VI  |         Georges Duroy’s~company at dinner on Thursday, January 20.”~
 7 VI  |      Sacristi, I shall soon give a dinner which has never been equaled!”~
 8 VI  |          arranged matters: Come to dinner Monday. I will introduce
 9 VI  |          Very well, I will come to dinner Monday.”~“To make it more
10 VIII|          will you go downstairs to dinner?”~“I will go down to dinner.”~
11 VIII|        dinner?”~“I will go down to dinner.”~The meal seemed to Duroy
12 VIII|             That night they met at dinner; directly after the meal
13 IX  |         you (you remember, at that dinner to which I was invited at
14 X   |         Have you invited anyone to dinner?”~She replied without turning
15 X   |   superintend in the kitchen.” The dinner was excellent and the Count
16 X   |            time to tell you before dinner, for Vaudrec came. Laroche-Mathieu
17 XI  |        Well, is everyone coming to dinner?”~She replied: “Yes, all
18 XI  |        uneasy until the day of the dinner. That morning Madeleine
19 XI  |       Madeleine at the door: “Your dinner was perfect. In a short
20 XII |            Du Roy returned home to dinner delighted with his day,
21 XII |            into his pocket. During dinner he repeated the words to
22 XIII|      darling, but you will come to dinner tomorrow”; she rose abruptly.
23 XIII|            asked:~“Can you come to dinner to-morrow? He will be delighted
24 XIV |            their disagreement. The dinner, which they took at a restaurant,
25 XV  |          worn it in my heart.”~The dinner was somewhat tedious. Suzanne