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He did not speak to her again till suppertime, when he saw her drinking champagne with Ned and his friend Fisher, who were behaving `like a pair of fools', as Laurie said to himself, for he felt a brotherly sort of right to watch over the Marches and fight their battles whenever a defender was needed. It was just suppertime, and the farmer was washing his hands at the kitchen door. |
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suppertime - the customary or habitual hour for the evening meal