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What is the primary irony in Saki's 'The Luncheon'?
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- 1The narrator is a wealthy gourmet
- 2The luncheon takes place at a cheap café
- 3The guest who claims to eat little orders extravagantly✓
- 4The narrator refuses to pay for the meal
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The guest who claims to eat little orders extravagantly
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