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 1        I|           that the Duc de Sairmeuse arrived here last night in a post-chaise,
 2       II|     Sairmeuse and his son have just arrived. They have asked the hospitality
 3       VI|             daylight. When the duke arrived at Sairmeuse, Chupin, the
 4       IX|           the preceding evening, he arrived at the conclusion that this
 5      XII|        thanks to Heaven that he had arrived before it was too late.
 6      XIV|         Probably she would not have arrived at this conclusion so quickly,
 7     XXII|    Lacheneur. They thought they had arrived in time.~ ~Alas! here, as
 8    XXIII|            learned that Martial had arrived about a quarter of an hour
 9      XXV|             hearing what guests had arrived, went to the court-yard
10     XXIX|           remark a stranger who had arrived during her absence—an old
11   XXXIII|      succeed.~ ~One night a courier arrived at Montaignac, bearing the
12     XXXV|         just was watching.~ ~Bavois arrived at the end of his dangerous
13   XXXVII|          the old corporal have just arrived; they wish to come up.”~ ~
14  XXXVIII|              The others had not yet arrived; he fastened his horse to
15     XLII|           few moments the physician arrived.~ ~He removed the covering
16    XLIII|             of surveillance, he had arrived at the conclusion that,
17   XLVIII|            on to Courtornieu.”~ ~He arrived at the Borderie gay and
18     XLIX|             hours’ conversation, he arrived at the conclusion that two
19     LIII|              And six weeks later he arrived in his native village.~ ~
20       LV| Saint-Quentin. You can say that you arrived here from Leipsic on Sunday;
21       LV|            than twenty minutes they arrived at the Palais de Justice.~ ~