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1 VI  |         work; and as Bataille’s arrival had become known at the
2 VIII|    importance diminished by the arrival of this noisy and all-powerful
3 IX  |      the 7th.~She awaited their arrival with a growing impatience,
4 XI  |    family set out. But on their arrival in the old damp house, that
5 XII | Ludivine were to stay until the arrival of a new proprietor, and
6 XIII|   cheeks.~He had learned of her arrival through the janitor of the
7 XIV |         the hour of the train’s arrival, but it was not in sight.