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 1         I,II |      to fortune. Observing~the surprise which Cesar showed at this
 2         I,V  |    constantly looked~upon with surprise,--marriages between tall
 3         I,VII|         he wished to~enjoy the surprise of seeing it as a whole.
 4         I,VII| provided his, or her,~private "surprise." Cesarine, dear child,
 5         I,VII|      alcove,--an architectural surprise to~her father. Cesarine
 6         I,VII| promised to~pay the bill. The "surprise" of Cesar to his wife was
 7         I,VII|     accomplice, Cesarine. The "surprise" of Madame Birotteau to
 8         I,VII|     whole family there was the surprise of the new appartement,
 9         I,VII|       later, the still greater surprise of the bills when they~came
10         I,VII|        had just given him the "surprise" of the gold buckles~and
11         I,VII|         No; that is Cesarine's surprise."~ ~"Pardon the feelings
12         I,VII|         had allowed himself a "surprise.")~ ~"Poor boy! he has done
13         I,VII|       which was her husband's "surprise."~ ~"Monsieur, this appartement
14         I,I  |       lower if you please; you~surprise me strangely."~ ~Lourdois
15         I,VII|         who began to suspect a surprise,~though he was far indeed
16         I,VII|       to restrain a gesture of surprise~at the change which had
17         I,VII|        sudden and~overwhelming surprise, and they awaited his arrival