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 1 IV  |       to the cafe at which he dined. Then he returned home and
 2 V   | rushed down the staircase and dined at a cookshop.~At nine o’
 3 V   |  until seven o’clock, then he dined, and he continued to draw
 4 VII |      the evening after having dined with Boisrenard, who had
 5 VIII|       to counterbalance them, dined at her house every Thursday,
 6 X   |   Deputy Laroche-Mathieu, who dined at Rue Fontaine every Tuesday,
 7 XIII|       of the council had even dined there twice; the minister
 8 XIV |       was our best friend. He dined with us twice a week; he
 9 XV  |      made use of him, and who dined twice a week at his house.
10 XV  |      at home.”~After they had dined, he said suddenly, “I suppose
11 XVI |      Georges, too, frequently dined there alone, Madeleine pleading