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Lieutenant Fremont gives the following attractive account of the bill of fare:
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I read about you on the bill of fare at the inn.
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Opposite I saw the French couple conscientiously studying the bill of fare.
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The patron of this restaurant was studying the bill of fare intently.
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He regarded her over the rim of the smirchy bill of fare.
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And with even this enumeration the bill of fare is not exhausted.
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The doctor presided at the drawing up of the bill of fare.
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Yet I was not hungry enough to face the bill of fare.
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Indeed, there was about the same bill of fare for every meal.
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They made a very welcome addition to our daily bill of fare.
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À la carte, Fr., according to the bill of fare at table.
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A London alderman would smile at our prepation, or bill of fare.
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The bill of fare and manner of eating was as follows:
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The supper is sumptuous, and bear and beaver adorn the bill of fare.
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The steward blushed as he proffered the meager bill of fare.
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She herself was the next dish on the bill of fare.