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 1  1, 10|       attacked me. You came to surprise a secret which no man in
 2  1, 11|       Electricity?" I cried in surprise. ~"Yes, sir." ~"Nevertheless,
 3  1, 11|       a boat?" I exclaimed, in surprise. ~"Of course; an excellent
 4  1, 13| stirring, and not knowing what surprise awaited us, whether agreeable
 5  1, 13|     had it been given to me to surprise these animals, alive and
 6  1, 19|      amiability." ~To my great surprise, Captain Nemo gave me the
 7  1, 20|  Happily Conseil, to his great surprise, made a double shot and
 8  1, 21|      matter, sir?" he asked in surprise. "Has master been bitten?" ~"
 9  1, 23|  singularly clear. To my great surprise, I was in my own room. My
10  2, 3 |  opened his eyes. What was his surprise, his terror even, at seeing
11  2, 4 |      no such thing, much to my surprise. ~The next day, the 7th
12  2, 4 |          But the cause of this surprise?" ~"Well! it is the fearful
13  2, 8 |    Captain's room. To my great surprise, this door was ajar. I drew
14  2, 11|     had not time to express my surprise at this new proposition,
15  2, 12|         and I saw, not without surprise, that they were drawing
16  2, 15|     the manometer. To my great surprise, it showed a depth of more
17  2, 20| British Isles? No. To my great surprise he made for the south, once