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Discover Ludwig"he came upon" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used when talking about discovering or encountering something/someone unexpectedly. For example: "He came upon a secret room while exploring the old mansion."
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He came upon many more anomalies.
He said he came upon W.S.U.
Then he came upon Sam Bonilla.
He came upon a bird.
Finally, he came upon Abdulgan.
Soon he came upon a peasant singing and scything.
He came upon him in the Bronx Zoo.
In fact, he came upon the behavior accidentally.
He came upon a punt on the shore.
Eventually, he came upon the evidence that he knew would break the case open.
At last he came upon a First National City Bank travller's check.
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