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1 9 |     shouldn't have time for my dinner." ~And she began to run
2 14|       went out to have a hasty dinner, and at eleven in the evening
3 17|    Point du Jour, where we had dinner, the duke and I. While he
4 17|        prepared to sit down to dinner. He had unsuspectingly opened
5 18| Marguerite sharply. "Serve the dinner." ~Two days afterward there
6 21|        father was charming all dinner time. ~I was in a hurry
7 24|      or other. ~I went out for dinner and came back almost immediately.
8 26|       quite an appetite for my dinner. Going out has done me good.
9 26|     which burns sadly beside a dinner which I can not touch, as