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 1 1 |        and left off before he arrived at the last cup, fearing
 2 3 |       we seem to have happily arrived at a real and important
 3 3 |       After a while, the news arrived of mighty preparations being
 4 4 | suppose the colonists to have arrived, and proceed to make our
 5 4 |   does not marry, when he has arrived at the age of thirty–five,
 6 7 |     of six years the time has arrived for the separation of the
 7 7 |      day breaks, the time has arrived for youth to go to their
 8 8 |     until the hour of contest arrived; and should we do nothing
 9 9 |       old inhabitant or newly arrived; he shall not venture to
10 12|    the decision at which they arrived was to be kept a secret