Chapter

 1 I   |          his look? Have you been surprised as I have been—?”~“By what?”~“
 2 VIII|       exclaimed. “I am no longer surprised at the luck-money they gave
 3 IX  |          Eve.”~“And were you not surprised to see three men utterly
 4 X   |          it, and I should not be surprised if it were his intention
 5 XII |       himself. But he was not so surprised nor so overcome by the skill
 6 XIII|          Hum! I shall be greatly surprised if such should prove the
 7 XIV | despondency that had momentarily surprised him was not, however, of
 8 XV  |          the young man, somewhat surprised; “but who are you?”~“I’m
 9 XV  |        half rose from her chair, surprised, and perhaps a little frightened;
10 XV  |        yet he was far from being surprised at the incident. Intuition
11 XIX |       days later the culprit was surprised unearthing the money from
12 XX  |       with admiration, “I am not surprised they don’t recognize me,
13 XX  |       Then tell it!” said Lecoq, surprised at the man’s hesitation.~“
14 XX  |        saw a man so vexed and so surprised. What made me all the more
15 XX  |     fugitive had not been either surprised or deeply affected by the
16 XXI |   nothing, however, for although surprised by the sudden stoppage,
17 XXIV|         Then what happens? He is surprised, and his eyes betray the
18 XXIV|        broken. Then were you not surprised to find a magistrate, with
19 XXV |        not, but—”~“Tush! You are surprised because you know nothing