Chapter

 1 I   |          which all Paris comes to dine. When you have given riding
 2 I   |       will.”~“Well, then come and dine with me to-morrow; I will
 3 I   |   installment on it. And come and dine with us at half past seven,
 4 II  |         glad that he asked you to dine with us to-day.”~Duroy blushed
 5 V   |         project. It is this: As I dine every week at the Foresters’,
 6 V   |         while will you take me to dine?”~“Certainly, my darling,
 7 V   |        Marelle, saying: “Shall we dine together and afterward have
 8 V   |           at once: “Impossible to dine,” then he added: “But I
 9 V   |       purse at home and I have to dine at the Luxembourg. Lend
10 VI  |           Echoes,” and invited to dine at Mme. Walter’s. The “Echoes”
11 VI  |         my door every time that I dine here.”~“When shall I see
12 VII |        She said to him:~“You must dine with us Sunday. My husband
13 IX  |            When we return we will dine at Chatou sometimes.”~She
14 XI  | Laroche-Mathieu is coming here to dine with Viscountess de Percemur.
15 XI  |     Bel-Ami; you know that I only dine so far from home on that
16 XIII|        obliged to either lunch or dine at her house daily, when
17 XIII|          was forced to return and dine at Mme. Walter’s, he detested
18 XIII|         feet and asked:~“Will you dine with us to-morrow? It would
19 XIII|     delighted to see you.”~“No; I dine at the Walters. We have
20 XV  |          me? Why do you refuse to dine with me even once a week?
21 XV  |        come and bring his wife to dine with them that evening,
22 XV  |           to Madeleine: “We shall dine at the Walters’ this evening.”~
23 XVI |       writing letters: “Shall you dine at the Walters’ Friday?
24 XVII|         Walter pressed Georges to dine with them, but he refused,