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Meanings of come to luncheon in English

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Usage of come to luncheon in English
1
But will you and Miss Marvin come to luncheon with me tomorrow?
The Perils of Pauline
2
I was just going to suggest it: come to luncheon, won't you?
The Age of Innocence
3
I stopped the cab, and asked him to come to luncheon.
The Stowmarket Mystery; Or, A Legacy of Hate
4
Good-night, Kate; mind you come to luncheon to-morrow, there's a dear.
Kate Coventry: An Autobiography
5
I suppose you are come to luncheon- Ihavecome to luncheon.
Confidence
6
But I will be present- Iwillcome to luncheon, Clara.
In Luck at Last
7
You're better provided now; but come to luncheon any day.
The Three Brides
8
Will you come to luncheon on Friday, May the fifth, at half-past one o'clock?
How to Write Letters (Formerly The Book of Letters) / A Complete...
9
She took a great fancy to him last autumn; he used to come to luncheon.
Great Possessions
10
She will come to luncheon with us, and afterwards go with us to the play.
Self-Raised; Or, From the Depths
11
I have asked him to come to luncheon with us to-morrow, and to bring Mr.
The Prince of Graustark
12
Sorry you could not come to luncheon, he continued.
Dross
13
He did not come to luncheon, replied Cora.
For Woman's Love
14
Why can't you come to luncheon on Thursday?
An Unsocial Socialist
15
But they did not come to luncheon, and then Hewson had the clerk send up his card.
Questionable Shapes
16
If I do, I shall betray myself when I come to luncheon, so I give you warning.
Our Friend the Charlatan
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Come to luncheon across language varieties
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