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... summoned. 'The poor monsieur dined with madame and his Compagnon at five. Totage St. Germain cotelette de mouton sauce Bearnaise Salade St. Julicn, one pint. That is all.' ''Then a doctor, red-faced and pompous, Van de Putte by name, bustled in. The man and ...

... a dozen crabs, ten dozen eggs, ten hams, eight young pigs, twenty wild ducks, fifteen fish of four different kinds, eight salads, four dozen bottles each of claret, burgundy, and champagne for pastry, eight plum-puddings, and for dessert, bushels of nuts ...

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