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Winnie is hosting twenty foreign visitors on Wednesday evening. There are twelve representatives from Sweden, eight of whom are accompanied by their wives. The menu includes watercress soup, fish in a white wine sauce with fennel and chives, stuffed veal with cauliflower and various vegetables. For dessert, they will have fresh fruit soufflé with walnuts, whipped cream, and vanilla wafers. The meal will end with devil's soft breads and coffee. The speaker wishes they could be there to enjoy the feast. Dialogue 11. Twenty Foreign Visitors. What are you giving your foreign visitors on Wednesday evening, Winnie? How many twelve, is it? Twenty. Twelve are William's Swedish representatives. Eight of them with wives. And what will you feed them on? Well, we'll start with watercress soup, then fish in a white wine sauce flavoured with fennel and chives, followed by stuffed veal served with cauliflower and, oh, a very wide variety of vegetables. Mmm, my mouth's watering. For sweet, we'll have fresh fruit soufflé covered with walnuts, and lots of whipped cream, of course, and vanilla wafers. And we'll finish with devil's soft breads. And finally, coffee. What a feast! I wish I was going to be with you.
