Book, Chapter

1       4, III |    itself, an answer should be arrived at, by chance and not art,
2       6, XVII|      of a trembling glance, it arrived at that which is.214 And
3       7, II  |         Finally, when the hour arrived for him to make a public
4       7, VII |    course. And now the day had arrived in which I was laid bare
5       8, VI  | CHAPTER VI~ ~14. When the time arrived for me to give in my name,
6       8, VII |      him to the place. When he arrived there, he begged to be permitted
7       8, IX  |       her parents to thee. She arrived at a marriageable age, and
8      11, XXVI|       whatever truths they had arrived at in their own thought;