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 1 2 |           an oar in the Marais to surprise the~Blues, or in the offing
 2 2 |         Mademoiselle du Guenic by surprise, although~the latter, by
 3 5 |       wife with an air of as much~surprise as though she were telling
 4 7 |         eye perceives with uneasy surprise pistols, a narghile,~a riding-whip,
 5 7 | suspicions about you and means to surprise~us. But even if his only
 6 8 |      silent for a moment,she~from surprise, he from a vague uneasiness.
 7 8 |           with either pleasure or surprise.'~ ~"By the door," replied
 8 11|       looked at her friend with a surprise that was mingled with~indefinable
 9 19|        and I wanted to~give you a surprise, precisely like any bourgeois
10 19|          etc.~ ~Such speeches may surprise the reader, but they were
11 25|          their~preparations often surprise the most fastidious of guests.
12 26|        Fabien~there to let Arthur surprise us."~ ~"Well," cried Maxime, "
13 26|      Sabine wants to follow them, surprise Beatrix, and maul her.~She