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 1 IX   |     these inquiries until his arrival, and spent all his time
 2 IX   | wonderfully interested in the arrival of a vessel from which every
 3 XI   |     not to terminate with our arrival at Stapi; he was to continue
 4 XIII |     equal to a king’s. On our arrival the master came with outstretched
 5 XIII |      this little world at the arrival of the soup, and the national
 6 XIV  |   made the very day after our arrival at Stapi. Hans hired the
 7 XVI  |    realities of things by the arrival of Hans and the Professor,
 8 XXXVI|   about the return before the arrival.”~“No, I only want to know
 9 XXXVI|    everything on board. On my arrival on the shore I found Hans
10 XLV  |     able to speak. “After our arrival at Cape Saknussemm the north