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 1    1,   13|   everything in readiness for supper, and I’ll go out and turn
 2    1,   13|      re not content with your supper, most learned Paganel.”~“
 3    1,   13|    Providence had sent them a supper, as well as led them to
 4    1,   13|    should have fresh meat for supper, and such meat! But who
 5    1,   18|     said Paganel.~“We’ll have supper first,” rejoined Glenarvan, “
 6    1,   18|     it is starting time.”~The supper was not very reviving without
 7    1,   18|     get a good bed and a good supper ready for them.”~Thalcave
 8    1,   18|     lodging, we must think of supper,” said Glenarvan. “Our friends
 9    1,   21|    back to the FONDA, and had supper; but it was a gloomy party
10    1,   22|       kept off the water.~The supper was a dull meal, and neither
11    1,   24|       they determined to have supper at six. Paganel wished to
12    2,    9|      put up at the Crown Inn. Supper was soon smoking on the
13    2,   12| pitched, and Olbinett got the supper ready. Toline consented,
14    2,   13|   lighted his fire to prepare supper in one of these tubular
15    2,   13|       a word to any one.~When supper was over, though, and Lady
16    2,   14|     and as night had drawn on supper was served as quickly as
17    2,   15|      were dispatching a hasty supper. Fatigue and heat destroy
18    2,   19|       the Jungalla Creek. The supper would have been very scant,
19    3,    5|   clock in the evening, after supper, while Lady Helena and Mary
20    3,    8|       shelter us. Let us have supper and then get some sleep.”~“
21    3,    8|    and then get some sleep.”~“Supper by all means,” said Paganel, “
22    3,    8|      the geographer. The cold supper was eaten without a sound,