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  • Haj Kador, Sidi Shakeer, and several other Moors, were of our luncheon-party, which was a very merry one.

    Travels in Morocco 2003

  • But this did not happen every day; there were days when she had been prevented from coming by her lessons, by her catechism, by a luncheon-party, by the whole of that life, separated from my own, which twice only, condensed into the name of Gilberte, I had felt pass so painfully close to me, in the hawthorn lane near Combray and on the grass of the

    Swann's Way 2003

  • Not so with another that was revealed to me on the occasion of this luncheon-party, but revealed without any indication of its purport.

    Within a Budding Grove 2003

  • And lo, one day, came an invitation from Mme. Swann to a big luncheon-party.

    Within a Budding Grove 2003

  • Once, Lucie had a touch of croup in the night and could not be left, so that Agnes must needs go alone to her dressmaker; and once came an invitation to a luncheon-party in which Mary was not included.

    Ultima Thule 2003

  • There _should_ have been a luncheon-party in this Act, with Dr. RELLING and MÖLVIK, who would have been in a state of comic "chippiness," after his excesses overnight.

    Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, May 30, 1891 Various

  • On the day following Sir Cyril Meres's luncheon-party she arrived in her usual fashion.

    The Invader A Novel

  • What that woman at the luncheon-party had called Really Nice Children: the sort of children who had rocking-horses, and special furniture with rabbits on it, and hats and coats that matched, and grandmothers with houses in the country.

    Mrs. Miniver 1939

  • It happened that Ruth, returning from her luncheon-party, looked in at the nursery on her way upstairs.

    The Coming of Bill 1928

  • Yet the little luncheon-party that she gave in Mrs. Wilcox's honour was not

    Howards End 1924

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