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1 Marie, call into the kitchen that your master wants to dine early .
2 The family were to dine early , to get away soon after dinner.
3 He would dine early and be with Mrs. Hurtle about seven o'clock.
4 We'll dine early , as Piers has to leave us at nine o'clock.
5 I like to dine early , and I am a great tea-drinker.
6 Its few scattered people dine early , live moderately, sup socially, and sleep soundly.
7 Then we'll dine early , set trimmers, and console ourselves with claret-cup under affliction.
8 There's the masseuse-you'llfind some cigarettes in the drawer-don'tforget we dine early .
9 I would dine early and be out of the way.
10 Shall we dine early , and go out when the sun is not so high?'
11 They dine early ; they are gone to church again.
12 I must dine early to-night for my work.
13 That's why I dine early , so as to get as much as I can of it.
14 It was a fancy of Mrs Grey's to dine early on what she considered busy days.
15 I dine early when my husband is away; it saves trouble to the people of the house.
16 Don't you always dine early ? ' said he.
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