'He has dined and lunched here every day for the last ten years.
"The outlaws pretended to be friendly, lunched with him, and started off on their horses.
They lunched in Marlborough and went on in the afternoon to Silbury Hill, that British pyramid, the largest artificial mound in Europe.
The crevasses were much firmer than expected and we got down with some difficulty, found our night camp of December 20, and lunched an hour after.
I lunched next day at an expensive restaurant which I felt sure that the living Laploshka would never have entered on his own account, and I hoped that the dead Laploshka would observe the same barriers.
It was long past noon when Corny came out near the waterfall, so tired and hungry that he heartily wished himself back among the party, who had lunched well and were now probably driving gayly homeward to a good supper.