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 1 2 |          was therefore agreeably surprised to find in~Fanny O'Brien
 2 4 |         of my brother-in-law. He surprised me by announcing the~marriage
 3 5 |       property. No one should be surprised, therefore, at the foreboding~
 4 8 |     Italy with Conti.' I~was not surprised; she regarded herself as
 5 8 |         heart.~ ~"I shouldn't be surprised to see the Marquise de Rochefide
 6 9 |       incognito? Calyste greatly surprised~his father and mother by
 7 10|        which was~Beatrix. He was surprised himself to find how little
 8 10|          the party,~she was much surprised at the objections raised
 9 10|       others~have done with, and surprised at not being in the fashion;
10 12|           This exuberance of joy surprised Camille,~and made her thoughtful;
11 12|         Chevalier du Halga, much surprised at being sought by the~baroness,
12 13|      that~evening. Calyste, much surprised, wished to question her,
13 14|        Camille.~ ~The man seemed surprised that he should be considered
14 16| examination was~short; they were surprised that he still lived on.
15 18|       whose own~nobleness is not surprised or moved by nobleness in
16 19|     horse~with its foaming mouth surprised her.~ ~"Where can he have
17 20|        and fed you with my milk, surprised me by its brevity,~and above
18 20|    beside the fire in a way that surprised~herself, when Gasselin,
19 23| fortnight later, Madame Schontz, surprised at this want~of intelligence,
20 25|     doors do close when they are~surprised, was to reach monsieur's
21 26|         When Arthur came in and~'surprised' us, Fabien and me, he retreated
22 26|     repentance. Many persons are surprised at the glacial~ ~insensibility