Chapter

 1 Int |  yet, here and there, he is surprised to discover, amid descriptions
 2 III |   she did not move; she was surprised, happy, though embarrassed
 3 IV  |   me—never—never——”~Jeanne, surprised and compassionate, could
 4 IV  |     poetry of love, and was surprised. His wife? Was she not that
 5 IV  |   into the house. They were surprised to see Madame Adelaide sobbing
 6 VI  |  parents again, and she was surprised at the coldness that seemed
 7 VI  |    The Couillards also were surprised. Mrs. Couillard pecked her
 8 VI  |    changes in a manner that surprised herself. He had become a
 9 VII |   one had slept there. Much surprised, she said: “What! Has she
10 VII | opened her eyes and was not surprised to see little mother seated
11 VII |     were with Julien when I surprised you?”~Rosalie moaned through
12 VIII|  presentable.”~Jeanne, much surprised, went downstairs. A pale,
13 VIII|     in all the district was surprised; they simply envied Desiré
14 IX  |    an hour, twenty minutes, surprised, not understanding what
15 IX  |    the matter?” He was much surprised and replied: “Do you think
16 X   |    choked her words.~He was surprised and sought to console her: “
17 X   |   not?”~He appeared greatly surprised. “Eh, what’s that you say?
18 XI  |  call on her and Jeanne was surprised, knowing the punctiliousness