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 1      I,       I|      was evident that they had arrived at their destination. They
 2    III,       I|        been invisible. When it arrived at the forest, the horses
 3    III,      II|         And has it not already arrived? I myself delivered the
 4    III,      IV|   falling so heavily when they arrived at the castle.~ ~Marie and
 5     IV,      IV|   Count that Master Matyas had arrived.~ ~"Yes; I sent for him
 6      V,      II|      being.~ ~The carriage had arrived at the boundary of the neighboring
 7     VI,      II|        the following day.~ ~He arrived at the castle in due time;
 8     VI,      II|        the regular dinner-hour arrived joined Marie, as usual,
 9     VI,     III|      At last the watchword has arrived: 'To horse, soldier! To
10     VI,      IV|     his character of emissary, arrived at the manor, he proceeded
11     IX,      II|          It was noon when they arrived at the bridge which crossed
12     IX,     III|        the rear. When you have arrived at the thicket let me know.
13     IX,      IV| already cleared when Katharina arrived upon it. She shuddered with
14      X,      II|     daybreak on the second day arrived at the village of Börcs,
15      X,     III|    into night when the two men arrived at Raab. The clocks were