I remember one dinner at the Countess Duchatel's where I went alone; we were ten women and five men.

W. breakfasted at home, went to the Senate every day and to the Institute on Fridays and we dined with our friends and had small dinners in our own house instead of official banquets at all the ministries (usually from Potel and Chabot at so much a head).

He had a long talk after dinner with the Crown Princess (Princess Royal of England) who spoke English with him.

We entered the Upper Saranac at the hour appointed, and found our tents pitched and a dinner of venison and trout awaiting us on the island selected for our encampment.

The first big dinner I went to that year was at the Elyseethe regular official dinner for the diplomatic corps and the Government.

There were not many women, as it really was rather an effort to put one's self into a low-necked dress and start off directly after dinner to the Gare St. Lazare, and have rather a rush for places.

We, therefore, dressed our moose, and taking with us the skin and hind quarters, started down stream to a late dinner on Little Tupper's Lake.

Paul was asked to take Mrs. Sydney Bamborough down to dinner by the lady herself.

and the elder girls stared and grinned at each other knowingly, as they always did when mamma made such attacks upon Caroline, who only kept her eyes down upon the table-cloth, and began to eat her dinner without saying a word.

| | | | Breakfast from 7 to 10 A.M. | | Lunch and Dinner from 12 to 3 P.M. | | Supper from 4 to 7 P.M. | | | | M. C. BURCH, of New-York.

With us, it is used only at the dessert, and is generally eaten with sugar, ginger, or pepper; but, in France, it is likewise served up at dinner as a sauce for boiled meats.

At dinner before the play Edith was very bright, and particularly pretty.

In the event of your being invited to dinner under the above circumstances, nothing but necessity should prevent you from accepting the invitation.

And when they were all sitting at their dinner after that, she said to Jack, that was the cook's son, "It is time for you to go away out of this, for you are not my son."

" "Well, sir," began Rogers slowly, as though carefully considering his words, "Mr. Vantine came out from dinner about half-past sevenmaybe a little later than thatand told me to light all the lights in here and in the next room.

You could have eaten your dinner off me.

None the less, she made a splendid companion, and to watch her busy cooking dinner over the fire we had built among the stones was to understand that her heart was in the business for the moment and that she was happy even with the detail.

[Footnote 66: "You'd not doe Like your penurious father, who was wont To walk his dinner out in Paules.

The richest Kamtschadale may, indeed, oftener go without a dinner than the richest Otaheitan; but it may be quite the reverse with the poorest.

I knew that settled the monk, and when the audience came along by his cage, and pa was trying to get him to perform, as he did at Newport, eating dinner like a man, the monk turned pale, and his stomach ached, and he stood on his head, and held his stomach in both hands, and kicked the table over.

Lend me some coolies here, while we turn your dinner into my banquet.

A thousand times have I been admonished, when eating my vegetable dinner during the hot and fatiguing days of summerfor

In a dinner à la Russe, the dishes are cut up on a sideboard, and handed round to the guests, and each dish may be considered a course.

The magistrates toil with their own hands, and their wives literally dress their dinners against their return from their little senate.

He had forgotten his own dinner until that moment.