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 1 I    |             much behindhand, for the dinner had only just been put into
 2 I    |          Martha; but very likely the dinner is not half cooked, for
 3 II   |             the study door, saying:~“Dinner is ready!”~I am afraid he
 4 II   |              important ceremonial of dinner. And yet what a good dinner
 5 II   |          dinner. And yet what a good dinner it was! There was parsley
 6 II   |             have discovered that his dinner was devoured. I had come
 7 IV   |              Well; and how about his dinner?” said the old servant.~“
 8 V    |           hunger. Come on, and after dinner —”~[1] In the cipher, audax
 9 V    |            ken. (Tr.)~“Well?”~“After dinner, pack up my trunk.”~“What?”
10 VI   |         myself in the prospect of my dinner, which was not yet forthcoming.~
11 VI   |            the situation.~During all dinner time my uncle was almost
12 X    | CONVERSATIONS WITH ICELANDIC SAVANTS~Dinner was ready. Professor Liedenbrock
13 X    |         Icelandic Professor. At this dinner my uncle had just elicited
14 XI   |           said at this semi-official dinner; but I could not help noticing
15 XIII |         close by the announcement of dinner. At that moment our hunter
16 XXXVI|             left I will give a grand dinner to my friends at the Johannæum.”~