Chapter

1 14|    the pretext of going to lunch. ~Instead of lunching at
2 15|   you at twelve, to having lunch with you, and wiping out,
3 16|    rest of the traditional lunch in the country. ~We had
4 16|    must add, it was a real lunch. ~It is not only out of
5 17| fifteen, who were still at lunch at an hour when he was prepared
6 19|   later, as we were having lunch, Nanine came to tell us
7 21|  am so glad! Shall we have lunch?" she went on absentmindedly. ~"