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 1 I   |          in their hands. They had arrived. Jeanne, suddenly awakened,
 2 III |           regularly.~He generally arrived about four o’clock in the
 3 III |           and the Lapps; but they arrived at the conclusion that the
 4 IV  |       lightly and delicately.~She arrived about the middle of July,
 5 V   |           the travelling carriage arrived that was to take them to
 6 V   |        from Paris, as soon as she arrived, a remembrance, a remembrance
 7 V   |         Evisa.~The day after they arrived she said to Julien: “Dear,
 8 VII |       thought that the moment had arrived for him to preach a little
 9 IX  | attentions to the dead. The baron arrived toward evening. He wept
10 X   |         with fruit trees when she arrived.~After a few minutes’ conversation
11 X   |        replied: “The hour has not arrived. I shall see you some other
12 XI  |       notify Jeanne, but when she arrived he was dead.~She took his
13 XII |          Jeanne.”~When the notary arrived with M. Jeoffrin, a retired
14 XIII|        furniture that had already arrived while waiting for the last