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"I had no objection," Norgate remarked, a few hours later, "to lunching with you at the Berkeley-very good lunch it was, too-but to dine with you in Soho certainly seems to require some explanation. Why do we do it? Is it my punishment for a day's inactivity, because if so, I beg to protest. I did my best with Hebblethwaite this morning, and it was